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Picture: Meaney's Centra via Facebook
A special delivery of milk has been made on the back of a tractor to a store in one the areas most impacted by this week's heavy snowfall.
Meaney's Centra in Dromcollogher, County Limerick were grateful for the help of Ned Kiely and John White who delivered the milk on the tractor to the shop on Monday.
In an image posted on social media which has now gone viral with almost 2,000 likes, Ned was seen keeping hold of the milk whilst standing on the tractor's transport box with John driving the vehicle.
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Meaney's Centra also thanked a man who "saved the day" by meeting their bread man in Charleville in his jeep as the van couldn't make it to Dromcollogher. They said they were "delighted" to receive tis help and that if they hadn't had assistance from the three men they wouldn't have had supplies.
Taking to social media to express their thanks for all the help regarding deliveries today and yesterday, Meaney's Centra said:
"Yesterday and today's deliveries have just made it! Big thanks to the truck drivers, they had a fair challenge getting here. Will be fully stocked shortly. Thanks for your understanding."
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