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Center Parcs CEO Martin Dalby with RTE Nationwide presenter Anne Cassin
The RTE Nationwide team were in County Longford for an exclusive preview of Center Parcs Longford Forest. Anne Cassin has the story.
Also, the show took in a new rebel tourism trail in Longford, looking at the links Michael Collins had with his fiance Kitty Kiernan's home town of Granard. They also visited Ardagh.
To watch the show, click on the link in the Tweet below....Enjoy
In Case You Missed It....Check out the superb Nationwide programme as it visited Longford - taking in Ballymahon & Center Parcs Longford Forest ; Granard & Ballinalee and the Rebel Tourism Trail and Creative Ardagh https://t.co/5TZZaQiYSK
— Longford Leader (@Longford_Leader) April 24, 2018
The launch of Trans Equality Together, an Irish coalition working to create an Ireland where trans & non-binary people are equal, safe & valued. Picture: Twitter: @TransEqTogether
Lining up their putts were Elwyn Costello, John Glennon (Lanesboro), Peter Gill (Drumlish) and Michael Regan
Tricolour kindly donated by family of Longford's General Sean MacEoin on display at new-look Curragh Military Museum
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