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Caption: Des Skelly (Edgeworthstown Chair Active Retirement), Breda Greaves (Ballymahon Day Centre), Emer Maguire (Bridgeways Family Resource Centre), Community Garda Emma Kiernan, Cllr Mick Cahill, Francesca Pawelczyk (PPN Environmental Representative), Longford Local Community Safety Partnership Coordinator Janine Bartley, PPN Development Officer Siobhán Cronogue, Laura McPhillips, Inspector Frank Finn, Tony Headon (Longford Sports Partnership), Sonia Fitzmaurice (LWL Domestic Violence Service), Natalie O'Reilly (LWL Domestic Violence Service), James Belton (LCSP), Garda Jerome Tully, Philip Butler (Abbeyshrule Tidy Towns), Pat Kelleher (Ardagh Community Centre), Frances Esler (Tashinny Development Group), Patricia and Seamus O'Donnell (Barry Development Association), Hugh Baxter and Sean Regan at the County Longford PPN Ballymahon Municipal District plenary meeting Picture: Shelley Corcoran
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