20/10/2021
20/10/2021
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Everyone loves nostalgia and in this week's Down Memory Lane in Longford photographs we take a trip across the Atlantic Ocean and feature a number of pictures from the 2005 Longford Association in New York dinner dance.
There is an image of 'emerging Longford Town photographer, Shelley Corcoran' who is well known across the county for her work, and there is also a photo from the opening of the new Lough Ree Power Station in Lanesboro, which sadly, closed and ceased production last December.
GALLERY | Do you recognise anyone from this trip Down Memory Lane in Longford?
If you have photographs from yesteryear that you would like to see published in the Longford Leader, you can email them to newsroom@longfordleader.ie and please ensure to include caption details and the year / date on which the photo was taken
To view the gallery, click on the arrow situated on the top right corner of each photograph....
A Longford publican has urged members of the public to come out and support local businesses, warning retailers and licensed premises “cannot wait for a Christmas rush” to keep their doors open
Emergency services in Longford at the scene of last Saturday's fire at Pat Corrigan Transport Ltd
Late Mary (May) Reilly (née Murtagh), Ballinulty, Dring, Longford
Ballymahon's ‘Pobal le Cheile’ regeneration project has received another boost
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