26/10/2021
26/10/2021
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Jessica Barry pictured in action for Longford Slashers against Kilcullen (Kildare) in the Ladies Football Leinster Junior Club Championship quarter-final at Fay Park on Saturday. Photo: Syl Healy
Longford Slashers advanced a stage further in the Ladies Football Leinster Junior Club Championship following a fine win over the Kildare junior champions Kilcullen at Michael Fay Park on Saturday.
Longford Slashers . . . 3-11 Kilcullen (Kildare) . . . 1-13
The Longford ladies intermediate champions Slashers will now play the Carlow senior champions Old Leighlin in the Leinster Junior Club semi-final at the Bagenalstown GAA grounds on Sunday next October 21, throw-in 2.30pm.
Old Leighlin scored a very easy 3-19 to 1-3 win over the Westmeath junior champions Caulry on Saturday and will provide stiff opposition in the battle for a place in the provincial title decider.
The team that took part in the Malin to Mizen charity cycle in memory of Donal and Dearbhla Considine, raising funds for Cian’s Kennels
A man has appeared in court charged with allegedly assaulting another man in Longford town yesterday
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