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A number of Longford schools closed due to snowfall and dangerous road conditions
The snowfall overnight and dangerous road conditions, particularly across north Longford, has led to the closure of a number of schools.
Also read: Met Éireann warns of treacherous weather with snow and temperatures dropping like a stone
The following schools have announced that they are closed today, Wednesday, January 30;
* Cnoc Mhuire, Granard
* Ardscoil Phádraig, Granard
* Moyne Community School
* St Patrick's NS, Ballinamuck
* St Columba's NS, Mullinalaghta
* St Colmcille's NS, Aughnacliffe
* Fermoyle NS
Also read: Many of Longford's secondary roads are impassable this morning
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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