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The exceptionally talented Ardagh St Patrick’s ballad group captured their third Leinster Senior Scór title, while Abbeylara were also triumphant in the drama category at last Sunday’s provincial finals in The Helix, Dublin.
The Longford winners, along with a table quiz team from the county, progress to the All-Ireland Scór Finals which take place on Saturday, April 14 in Sligo.
Longford was one of five counties to enjoy success, with Westmeath, Kilkenny, Meath and Wexford also featuring on the winners podium.
Leinster Scór Chairperson Catherine Daly and Leinster Council Chairperson, Jim Bolger, presented all the winners with their medals.
The Winners
Figure Dancing: The Downs, Westmeath
Solo Singing: Tullaroan, Kilkenny – Claire Walsh
Recitation: Clann na nGael, Meath – Brendán MacGabhann
Instrumental Music: Bannow/ Ballymitty, Wexford
Leiriú/ Drama: Abbeylara, Longford
Ballad Group: St Patrick’s Ardagh, Longford
Set Dancing: The Downs, Westmeath
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