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18 Aug 2022
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18 Aug 2022
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The Clonfin Commemorations took place at the site outside Granard yesterday.
Dozens gathered together to remember the members of the North Longford Flying Column who ambushed a group of Black and Tans that were en route to Granard in February 1921.
Tributes were also paid to Thomas Ashe whose 100th anniversary occurs this year.
Below are a selection of photos taken at the event.
For more on this story, keep an eye on www.longfordleader.ie and in this week's Longford Leader on sale Wednesday.
Evan Radavicius and Catherine Quigley
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Saoirse Gibbons with roses outside her family run shop Gibbons Centra in Drumshanbo
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