A Longford man charged with breaching the Public Order Act was not in attendance at last week's District Court due to a "bad cough"
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We had many fantastic entries for the Longford Leader Christmas Photo Competition, sponsored by Elegant Interiors, Dublin Street, Longford town.
Here is a selection of photographs submitted by the students from Meán Scoil Mhuire, Longford.
The winning photograph in the competition will be published on the front page of the Longford Leader (on sale, Wednesday, December 27) and the winner will also receive a €100 voucher from Elegant Interiors, Dublin Street, Longford town.
We hope you enjoy them and hope you all have a happy and peaceful Christmas!
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