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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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It finally arrived. The Longford ICA Federation Flower and Craft Festival over the May Bank Holiday weekend. The months of preparation and planning really paid off. It was great to see St Mel's Cathedral filled with the wonderful flower arrangements. The buzz around both the Cathedral and the Temperance Hall which was filled with exciting craft work and demos was so exciting. The café offering lovely teas and home baking was a welcome addition. Judging by the footfall over the weekend this was appreciated by the large numbers who attended. Well done to May Campbell and her team.
Longford Leader / Longford Live photographer Shelley Corcoran attended the Flower and Craft Festival in St Mel's Cathedral and the Temperance Hall and she captured these lovely images. Don't forget to tag and share with any of your friends that you recognise. How many familiar faces will you spot?
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