Siobhán and Martin Lynch speaking on Ireland AM earlier this year following the tragic death of their daughter Grace (inset)
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Roinn NCT Ireland teip custaiméara ar theip é féin a chur faoi cheilt a chosnóidh ‘níos mó airgid san fhadtréimhse ná an obair a dhéanamh i gceart'
Tá físeán roinnte ag NCT Ireland de thástálaí ag tarraingt stoca amach as doras feithicle i dteip ar phost DIY le déanaí.
Brúdh an stoca isteach i leac dorais gluaisteáin agus líonadh le silicone é chun creimeadh a cheilt faoi. Theip air sa deireadh sa tástáil NCT agus roinn an t-ionad tástála an físeán ar a meáin shóisialta chun rabhadh a thabhairt do thiománaithe eile an jab a dhéanamh i gceart.
Dúirt a bpost Facebook: "Chuir an custaiméir seo stoca ann go litriúil! In ionad an creimeadh a shocrú i gceart, sháigh an custaiméir seo stoca isteach i leac an dorais agus líon sé le silicone é chun an creimeadh a cheilt.
LÉIGH FREISIN | FOLÁIREAMH: Tugann Booking.com foláireamh do chustaiméirí Éireannacha faoi 'sárú sonraí' féideartha ar áirithintí le déanaí
"Léiríonn sé sin - is féidir le clúdach tapa a bheith i bhfad níos costasaí san fhadtréimhse. Is fearr i gcónaí an jab a dhéanamh i gceart an chéad uair".
Taispeánann an físeán thuas tástálaí NCT ag tarraingt stoca dubh i bhfolach amach as taobh dhoras an ghluaisteáin.
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