Hurley being used to practice social distancing in Wexford supermarket
March 22, 2020
Lovely hurling from Tesco in Wexford.
The people of Wexford love their hurling so much that they're even using hurleys to practice social distancing.
Healthcare professionals say that keeping a distance of two metres (or six feet) between you and another person can help slow the spread of Covid-19.
Supermarkets and local businesses are improvising ways to ensure the health and safety of customers and staff but Tesco in Wexford have created something different.
A card machine taped to a hurley.
Good thing it's tap and go!
In the absence of #GAA matches, @bwalshhurleys are being used to accomodate #SocialDistancing as the country battles #COVID19!
— Allianz DubMatchTracker (@DubMatchTracker) March 20, 2020
Everyone needs to do their bit & remember to #WashYourHands pic.twitter.com/tRuh986GdR
Tesco wexford using your hurleys to great effect @bwalshhurleys pic.twitter.com/GE4KTOtPVo
— Catherine (@quitchery) March 22, 2020
To the 74 people that have sent me the photo of Tesco Wexford sellotaping their card machine to a hurl...
— Siobhán Doyle (@thekickart) March 22, 2020
... in Wexford we sellotape everything to a hurl. It's the most ambidextrous of sports equipment. pic.twitter.com/3lvdCTrNnY
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