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Farrells from across the globe are in Longford this week for the 9th International Farrell Clan Rally. On Monday, a plaque was unveiled in the Remembrance Garden in memory of deceased members of The Farrell Clan and this was followed by a Civic Reception for The Farrell Clan, hosted by Longford County Council in Áras an Chontae. READ MORE HERE
Afterwards The Farrell Clan, led by Longford Pipe Band, paraded through Longford town. Throughout the week they visited various parts of the county and the Rally concludes at The Farrell Clan Banquet in The Longford Arms Hotel this Friday night, July 22. We hope you enjoy this selection of photographs captured by Shelley Corcoran and don't forget to tag and share with your friends!
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