The white coffin of the late Natasha Core being carried into the Church of the Holy Family, Loch Gowna this afternoon
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You won't be trick or treating but we want your spook-tacular and fang-tastic Longford Halloween photos
We want all the young people of Longford to have a fang-tastic Halloween this year despite the fact that they cannot go from door-to-door trick or treating.
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So, we decided to ask you to send us your photographs and videos.
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We will use some of them in your local newspaper; the Longford Leader and also online on our website www.longfordleader.ie
You can send your pictures to us at newsroom@longfordleader.ie
We will select a few to use as ghostly galleries and we prey some of your best videos go viral......
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