Drogheda Independent

WaterWipes making an impact in Australia

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WELL done to the people in WaterWipes who are now famous in Australia as well as the Donore Road.

The Irish Echo in Australia ran a great piece recently, stating that more than 16,000 chocolate bars, 800 large biscuit packs, 15,000 baby travel wipe packs and 3,000 sensitive facial wipes packs were distribute­d to midwives around Australia ‘ by an Irish company based in Co Louth.’

‘Andrea Hawes, Brand Manager for WaterWipes Australasi­an Distributo­rs explains, “As we’ve all been isolating and putting family, life and work plans on hold, the delivery of newborns is something that can’t wait. The midwife community has always been such a great supporter of us, and we wanted to simply say ‘ thank you’ and show our appreciati­on during this challengin­g time.”

To further support midwives across the country, WaterWipes have launched a Trans-Tasman midwife campaign which officially kicked off on Internatio­nal Day of the Midwife. Midwives across Australia and New Zealand have the chance to receive a $1,000, $500 or $300 voucher for their hard work by registerin­g on this link until May 31st.

WaterWipes Baby Wipes were created by founder Edward McCloskey when his baby daughter experience­d bad nappy rash. Proven to be purer than cotton wool and water, they are suitable for sensitive, newborn and premature baby’s skin and are made with just two ingredient­s: 99.9% water and a drop of fruit extract and are the only baby wipe approved by Allergy UK and a proud sponsor of the Eczema Associatio­n Australasi­a.

They are the world’s purest baby wipes made in Ireland under clean room conditions with a unique water purifying process - especially important at times like these when hygiene is key. They are available in all major retailers across Australia.’

You can’t beat that for a good community feel.

 ??  ?? We might be in a lockdown with a lot of places closed, but work continues at the Omniplex ciema in the Boyne centre. It was a busy spot last week and it’s certainly something to look forward to. The new cinema at Scotch Hall is also on the way.
We might be in a lockdown with a lot of places closed, but work continues at the Omniplex ciema in the Boyne centre. It was a busy spot last week and it’s certainly something to look forward to. The new cinema at Scotch Hall is also on the way.

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