21/10/2021
21/10/2021
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Caption: At the launch of the 2005 Ballinalee Connemara Pony Show are pictured front row from left: Tom Tully, Neil Rawle, Frances Forster, Mary Tynan, Liz Cadam; back row: David Chippendale, Aoda Brady and son John Brady, Anne Reade, Joe Fox, Tom Forster, Joe Cadam and Michael Devine Picture: Joe McDonagh
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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 Moydow's Caroline Farrell being crowned the Longford Rose, the students of Meán Scoil Mhuire Longford enjoying the delights of a trip to Paris, a group from Dromard at the Fleadh and the Fox family from Ballinalee meeting former US President Bill Clinton. 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.
Longford Train Station, where gardaí were called to find a homeless mother of 12 lying asleep in front of a bus as it prepared to depart
Inland Fisheries are appealing to members of the Longford public to submit their views on the future management of the Wild Salmon and Sea Trout Tagging Scheme.
The number of people claiming Pandemic Unemployment Payment in Longford is continuing to fall
Minister Harris is 'encouraged' by antigen testing at third level colleges
Gardai renew appeal for witnesses of collision which left woman seriously injured
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