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The Mullingar-based St Loman’s GAA club are launching their club history this Thursday night, December 1, at 8pm in the Annebrook Hotel.
The club has a long association with players from Co Longford through their work in the hospital in the Co Westmeath town.
The club won the Westmeath championship earlier this year but were then beaten by our own Mullinalaghta in the Leinster club championship.
The long list of players to feature in the St Loman’s colours over the years from Co Longford includes
Pat Casserly (Cashel); Paul McGann (Kenagh); Michael Reynolds (Mostrim); Bob McCormack (Rathcline); Paul Reynolds (Mostrim); Mel & Pat Hughes (Mostrim); Liam Tierney (Mostrim); Ned Reilly (Mostrim); TJ Flynn (Clonguish); Brian Dale (Granard) and Jim Masterson (Rathcline).
Damien Kellegher and Roisin Kennedy
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The old Bord na Móna cabin along the Bogland Greenway in Lanesboro which was targeted by vandals recently
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