Fionn Molloy from Mucklagh in Tullamore was finally re-united with his coveted field on ‘Today with Maura & Daithí’ on RTÉ

Late Late Toy Show sensation Fionn Molloy re-united with ‘The Field’

Late Late Toy Show sensation Fionn Molloy from Mucklagh in Tullamore was finally re-united with his coveted field on ‘Today with Maura & Daithí’ on RTÉ, filmed in the Cork studios.  Fionn was delighted to be presented with his very own field, complete with title deeds.
Sinead Molloy, Fionn’s mother said, ’Fionn was heartbroken when he couldn’t bring home his field after the Toy Show last weekend.’  However, kind hearted Padraic Cuddy, creator of the field ensured it wouldn’t be a barren Christmas for this budding IFA chief when he personally delivered ‘The Field’ to Fionn just in time for his TV appearance on Friday. ‘When I heard that Fionn was lost without ‘The Field’ I travelled to the RTÉ studios in Cork to ensure it was there on time,’ said Padraic.
Fionn Molloy from Mucklagh in Tullamore was finally re-united with his coveted field on ‘Today with Maura & Daithí’ on RTÉ
Fionn Molloy from Mucklagh in Tullamore was finally re-united with his coveted field on ‘Today with Maura & Daithí’ on RTÉ

Daithí spoke to Fionn about his appearance on the toy show and mentioned a particular toy that he really enjoyed. When Daithí surprised him with his very own field for Christmas his eyes lit up and he was thrilled with his early Christmas gift.

‘The Field’ is a great Irish success story born from innovation and simplicity. It is often the simplest ideas that are the best and ‘The Field’ in it’s simplicity opens up a world of imagination to children all over the world.
The Field is the brainchild of Padraic Cuddy from Castlecoote in Co Roscommon. The idea for The Field happened last year, when Padraic decided to get some of his artificial grass and knock a basic timber and grass base structure together for his son Tommy, so that he had a play area for his toy cattle and machinery. Tommy loved his new piece of land and spent a lot of time sitting in it playing with his animals and tractors . The 3 year old was addicted and very soon interest spread like wildfire and a new idea was born. Phenomenal success at the National Ploughing in Ratheniska culminated in what is now a legendary appearance with Fionn, the rapping farmer on the Late Late Toy Show. Sowing the international seeds of success for this affable entrepreneur.
Maura and Daithí were delighted to fulfil Fionn’s wish of his very own ‘Field’ for Christmas when they surprised the delighted ‘small farmer’ live on air. Fionn was so thrilled that he has now composed his follow up ‘rap’ dedicated to ‘The Field’, so watch out X-Factor you have a small farmer that is vying for the number 1 spot this Christmas.
See Fionn’s recent TV appearances on the RTÉ Player and check out ‘The Field’ at www.thefield.ie
Kidsflush, the brand new toilet flushing solution for children

Simple Innovation That Makes Flushing The Toilet Easy & Fun For Children

Kidsflush, the brand new toilet flushing solution for children, makes the boring and sometimes difficult task of flushing the toilet fun and easy!

How many times have you come to use the toilet only to find your child has left you a little surprise?

After spending months mastering toilet training it can be rather dismaying to find that your little ones don’t seem to want to flush the toilet after using it. Well Kidsflush is the fun and simple solution to this every-day problem.

Kidsflush, the brand new toilet flushing solution for childrenBorn out of the frustration of finding numerous unflushed toilets in his house, father of three Jamie Lawlor decided to come up with a solution and after researching the topic and talking to lots of parents, Jamie discovered that not only do children often forget to flush the toilet but many actually haven’t developed the necessary strength and motor skills to allow their little fingers to properly push the button. This can result in the creation of a bad habit which they can carry forwards into the future even after they have developed these skills.

Jamie came up with the idea of creating a large, colourful, easy to flush button that fits over the traditional push button and makes it much easier for little hands to get the job done.

Kidsflush raised button means children can flush using the palm of their hand rather than their fingers and this allows them to push down without difficulty. As well as making flushing easier, Kidsflush also encourages kids to flush by playing an optional trumpet fanfare each time the button is used, which can be turned on or off at any time. These innovations transform the mundane and difficult task of flushing into something that kids will find easy and fun.

Kidsflush easily fits over any top flush button and is secured with suction cups so can be applied with no tools or modifications to the toilet and removed at any time.

With Kidsflush, not only do kids have no excuse to leave the toilet unflushed but their friends will think they have the coolest toilet around!

Be one of the first to get your little ones hands on Kidsflush by pre-ordering through the Kidsflush crowd funding campaign from the 17th of January.

Kidsflush crowd funding campaign will run from the 17th of January – 15th of February 2016 on Kickstarter. Kidsflush will retail at £9.99 (€13.50) but you can take advantage of great pre-order promotions during this period. Orders will be shipped out at the end of March 2016.

Register your interest now for pre-orders at www.kidsflush.com to get an early notification in January and be the first to access all the best launch offers.

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