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Over 12,000 patrons passed through front gates of Connolly Barracks to view a charming display of 300 handmade lanterns that transformed the town centre location. Artistic director of Longford Lights Festival Tom Meskell entused “I don't think it could have gone better. It was an amazing tribute to everyone involved. There was such a huge team that made it happen. Everyone was on their A game. I think it was great for Longford, because it was a real Longford gig.”
Longford Leader Photographer Shelley Corcoran was in Connolly Barracks to soak up the special atmosphere at the Longford Lights Festival and she captured this lovely gallery of photographs. Don't forget to tag and share with your friends!
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