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27/09/2021
27/09/2021
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Longford/Westmeath TD Joe Flaherty
Fianna Fáil Longford-Westmeath TD Joe Flaherty has given his thumbs up to the addition of a new technology laboratory for Mercy Secondary School in Ballymahon.
Commenting on the announcement Deputy Flaherty said: "This is all down to the hard work by Principal Josephine Donohue and Deputy-Principal Gary Kenny, the progressive south Longford school will be enhanced with these new facilities, benefiting students and teachers alike".
Longford’s Melissa O’Kane off to Portugal with the Republic of Ireland U-19 Women’s soccer squad
17-year-old Melissa O’Kane from Ardagh has been included in the Republic of Ireland U-19 Women’s soccer squad to compete in a mini tournament in Portugal next week.
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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