wo trucks are unable to pass each other on the Abbeyshrule Road towards Forgney. The road has been blocked on numerous occasions since the water upgrade works began in recent weeks.
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Caption: Cllr Gerry Hagan, Cllr Seamus Butler, Longford Municipal District Cathaoirleach Uruemu Adejinmi, Niamh Donlon (hidden), Josephine Dolan singing Amhrán na bhFiann, Deputy Joe Flaherty, Rev Simon Scott, Fr James McKiernan, Fr Tom Healy, Declan Kenny, Michael Mulleady (main sponsor), Longford County Council Leas Cathaoirleach Cllr Paraic Brady, Longford County Council Director of Services Barbara Heslin, Tommy Watson, Senator Micheál Carrigy, Superintendent Seamus Boyle on the Longford St Partrick's Day parade review stand Pictures: Shelley Corcoran
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