Search for missing 23 year old ends after body recovered from water
26/10/2021
26/10/2021
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CREDIT: Carlow/Kilkenny Gardaí
Pictured above are Carlow Gardaí collecting food from Thrive Café in Tullow to drop to St Luke's to "fuel the frontlines" during the Covid-19 pandemic.
Carlow Gardaí said: "When Garda members met health workers at checkpoints, it was clear that they were giving everything they could.
"People need to do their bit by curtailing all unnecessary travel. There's a danger going to get groceries is becoming a social event. It is not, don't chat on aisles, don't go 5 days for a basket instead of 1 with a trolley.
"Also we need to look after our retailers, so obey all guidelines."
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