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A Midlands business has posted pictures of what they claim was a mini tornado that struck their premises.
Liffey Mills in Banagher, Co Offaly posted footage of the incident to social media along with the headline: ‘Now That Beats Banagher!’
“A Mini Tornado sweeps in over neighbouring business Banagher Concrete and right through into Liffey Mills yard taking some roof sheeting with it.
Luckily no one was hurt or injured with this huge gale force but beware in these strange weather conditions anything is possible so always beware !,” Liffey Mills posted to their page.
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