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Caption: Contestants in this year's Longford Rose of Tralee competition include back row from left: Caroline Farrell, Moydow; Vanessa Flood, Edgeworthstown; Niamh Sheridan, Abbeylara; Mairead Horgan, Mullingar; Margaret Mahon, Moyne; Teresa Kilmurray, Longford; Niamh Quinn, Longford; Colette McLarney, Cavan; Fiona Egan, The Pigeons; front: Jamie Casey, Kilglass; Aisling Reilly, Lisryan; Laura Hanley, Newtowncashel; Annette Drake, Abbeylara; Noreen Kiernan, Aughnacliffe; Rosemarie McEntire, Longford and Laura Hussey, Longford.
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In this week's trip Down Memory Lane in Longford, we feature a selection of captioned photographs from 2005.
The gallery includes a photograph of the ladies vying to be crowned the Longford Rose, the students of Moyne Community School accepting the overall award in the prestigious Social Innovators Award and a group of people Walking for AWARE in Clondra. We hope the photos bring back some happy memories and don't forget to tag and share with your friends.
If you have photographs from yesteryear that you would like to see published in the Longford Leader, you can email them to newsroom@longfordleader.ie and please ensure to include caption details and the year / date on which the photo was taken.
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