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In this week’s Longford Leader, a Longford mother speaks about the high cost of sending her child to school ahead of the new school term in September; a Ballymahon pensioner hits out at the care given to the housebound in Longford while an Arva woman visits Tanzania with Abbott.
Also, did you hear about an novel clay house currently in the final stages of construction in Moyne? Ballymhon prepares to celebrate Heritage Week in a unique way.
Drumlish prepares for the unique Marquee in Drumlish festival; the Grad season wraps up with photos from St Mel’s College Graduation and Cnoc Mhuire Granard Graduation.
And is that wasn’t enough, take off in Abbeyshrule this weekend with the Abbeyshrule Airshow and meet the Longford man who’s heading to Tralee to escort a Rose!
Damien Kellegher and Roisin Kennedy
His killing is one of the most contested events in Irish history, igniting acrimonious arguments that have endured ever since
Local Improvement Scheme funding in Longford has been increased to €465,000 after a further €114,000 was approved today
The old Bord na Móna cabin along the Bogland Greenway in Lanesboro which was targeted by vandals recently
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