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Today has finally come
And all the decorating is done
Everywhere looks so eerie !
Oh My God it’s all so scary
And me dressed up as a fairy
My mum thinks that is scary
I trick or treat in my home town
So many doors closed
Not many around
I’m off to my nana’s for the night
Because where she lives would
Give a ghost a fright
Her windows are dressed up right
Just to give the ghouls a fright
I press the bell the door opens wide
And a spooky voice says “come right inside
Its only Nana”, she says with pride
I look around and to my delight
Sweets and apples to my right
And on my left on what a fright
It’s even dark inside at night !
Dip your head if you dare
You never know what might be there !
Curling screams from down below What oh what is that glow!
I’m scared I’m scared
I just don’t know
Perhaps to bed I should go
Settle down for the night
And at my window to my delight....
Is my Daddy looking in to see if I’m alright
by Nakita Cronogue, 5th class, Sacred Heart NS, Granard
Moves to open a new domestic violence refuge in Longford could be just around the corner
The long-awaited final report of the peat working group convened by Minister Malcolm Noonan was published, alongside an Action Plan to implement these findings.
Lanesboro native Mairéad O’Shea has been appointed the new Communications Manager with the SHE programme
A north Longford man caught possessing cannabis following a search of his home in Aughnacliffe almost two years ago is to be spared a custodial sentence, a court was told last week
Four men were sentenced earlier today for their part in a violent row outside a Longford filling station in 2019
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