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06 Sept 2025
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Weatherman Deric Hartigan with Laois Chamber Alliance members at the Rock of Dunamase.
The beauty of Laois was showcased during a visit by Virgin Media presenter Deric Hartigan to the county on Wednesday.
Weatherman Deric was on the streets of Portlaoise before heading off to take in the Rock of Dunamase. The TV star met with members of Laois Chamber of Commerce at the iconic site which he aptly renamed the 'Rock of Dunamazing'.
Taking to social media Laois Chamber Alliance said: "We had a wild and funny morning on the Rock of Dunamase this morning with @virginmediaireland @laoistourism @experiencing_ireland and @deric_tv . We showcased the dazzling Rock of Dunamazing (renamed by Deric and Trudy) and the upcoming events in Laois."
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