The premises, which was the subject of a Closure Order last month, re-opened earlier this week
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Napoleon - Longford Nose
Meet Napoleon, the Longford Nose - he's a funny, friendly & fabulous 4-year-old Frenchie.
Napoleon has been part of our family since he was 8 weeks old and, even though he has 2 teenage human sisters, he's the biggest diva of them all!
His favourite pastime is walking in the local park, where he's now a bit of a celebrity being the Longford Nose. The three things he loves most in the world are kids, zoomies and his purple chew toy.
We think Napoleon should be the 2023 Nose of Tralee because he has the most lovable character, he makes us laugh every day and because Longford never wins anything.
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