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27/09/2021
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In this week's trip Down Memory Lane in Longford, we feature a selection of photographic memories from 1999, including the Blessing of the Boats in Aughnacliffe, record crowds at the Longford Home & Garden Exhibition and acclaimed soprano Emer Barry representing Longford Slashers GAA at the All-Ireland Scór Finals.
We hope the photos bring back some happy memories and don't forget to tag and share with your friends.
Caption: Record crowds at the Longford Home & Garden Exhibition 1999: From Longford Jacinta Mulhern with Aoife and John and also Leon McKeon
Remarkable programme of events lined for Longford Cruthù Arts Festival: Cruthú 2021: September 28 - October 3
Scoil Eimear National School have been given the go-ahead to construct a state of the art astro turf pitch by Longford County Council
Deaths in Longford - Sunday, September 26, 2021
A woman told a court last week how she was allegedly provoked into smashing the window of a house in the Lana Aoibhinn estate in Longford town
Munster Rugby’s Performance Nutritionist Clare Farrell pictured in action with Longford ladies footballers against Westmeath earlier this year Picture: Syl Healy
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