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Iar-imreoir rugbaí idirnáisiúnta na hÉireann, Tommy Bowe
Is ar éigean a chreidfeadh custaiméirí i siopa bhaile contae Mhaigh Eo, Aonad 7, a súile níos luaithe an tseachtain seo.
Ní gach lá a thagann iar-imreoir idirnáisiúnta rugbaí isteach sa siopa.
Shiúil Tommy Bowe, ar a dtugtar freisin as a chuid oibre mar láithreoir teilifíse ar Virgin Media, isteach i siopa éadaí fir Aonad 7 ar Shráid an Mhargaidh i gCaisleán an Bharraigh Dé Céadaoin agus ní raibh leisce air fabhar a dhéanamh do cheann de na siopadóirí:
"Bhí custaiméir ag féachaint ar chúpla seaicéad Tommy Bow, Fifteen Kings is ainm don bhranda, agus cheannaigh sé dhá sheaicéad don bhean, rud a bhí an-chineálta aige," a dúirt an t-úinéir Richard Needham leis an Mayo News.
LÉIGH AR AGHAIDH: PICTIÚIRÍ: Radharcanna mothúchánacha ag Aerfort Bhaile Átha Cliath agus beagnach 200 Síochánaí Éireannach ag filleadh abhaile
Bhí gairm bheatha den scoth ag Bowe, ag imirt do Ulaidh, Ospreys, 69 caipín d'Éirinn agus cúig chaipín do na British & Irish Lions ar dhá chamchuairt, 2009 agus 2013.
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