Solicitor Patricia Cronin, who is a partner at John J. Quinn and Company Solicitors, Longford and Mullingar, is set to become a district court judge
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Ciara Denneny, from Bunlahy with her giant sunflower
Ciara Denneny, from Bunlahy, Granard, is the very proud owner of this very beautiful and tall sunflower which she nurtured all summer long.
Daughter of Carolanne and Kevin, Ciara attends St Guasacht’s National School, Bunlahy where her sister Moya and brother James are also pupils.
Longford SFC: Mullinalaghta bounce back to master Clonguish
Mullinalaghta St Columba’s improved significantly on their lacklustre 2020 semi-final performance against Longford Slashers a couple of weeks ago to brush aside the challenge of a youthful Clonguish side in the senior championship clash at Maguire Park on Sunday evening.
Longford SFC: Strong first half display puts Granard on the way to victory over Rathcline
A strong first half display gave Granard a decisive edge over Rathcline in the Senior Football Championship Group B Round 1 clash at C&D Devine Park on Sunday evening.
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