Important information about ‘Shrinking Lough Neagh’ story

Some may have guessed that our story about Lough Neagh shrinking was an April Fool.
By Graeme Cousins
Published 1st Apr 2022, 07:01 BST
Our Lough Neagh story was a spoofOur Lough Neagh story was a spoof
Our Lough Neagh story was a spoof

Also getting in on the act for April Fool’s Day were Tayto crisps who announced they have teamed up with Belfast tailor Chris Suitor to bring the iconic red suit worn by Mr Tayto to the high street.

Chris said: “Red suits are very much in vogue with men and women at the moment and we’re confident there will be a huge appetite for this new line amongst fashion lovers.”

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Mash Direct came up with another spoof – the launch of the world’s first Mashed Potato Easter Egg.

Clare Foster, Head of Marketing at Mash Direct said: “It certainly makes for something different to give to friends and family!”

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