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For the young lads of St Mel's Boys Choir and their families, the last week has been unforgettable. Not alone were they on a trip of a lifetime to Rome but a number of them also met the Pope in person.
Peggy Nolan from the Demesne actually received a Rosary beads from His Holiness in person. The Pope was over talking to some sick people when he noticed the Irish badge on Mrs Nolan: “Oh Irlanda, I'm very pleased to see you”, he said and handed her the Rosary beads.
Deaths in Longford - Saturday, October 1, 2022
The jubilant Slashers squad, with captain Aisling Cosgrove lifting the Alison Smyth Cup, pictured following their slender win over Clonguish Photo: Syl Healy
Action from the Longford Town v Athlone Town SSE Airtricity League First Division game on Friday night
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