Students from Sacred Heart School were performing when the special guest made an appearance.
Offaly County Council Buildings had an usual visitor today.
An Alpaca was brought into the atrium for Tullamore’s entry in the Bank of Ireland Most Enterprising Towns competition.
Delighted to host Tullamore’s entry in the @bankofireland Most Enterprising Towns competition. Fabulous singing from @shstullamore Not everyday we see an alpaca in the atrium either. Best of luck to Tullamore Chamber #thinktullamore #mostenterprisingtown #yourcouncil pic.twitter.com/9xUgM6DwyD
— Offalycoco (@offalycoco) October 3, 2019
Students from Sacred Heart School were performing when the special guest made an appearance.
The local authority is wishing the Tullamore Chamber the best of luck in the contest.
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