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Caption: Granard library hosted the screening of three locally made films on Thursday, December 5. The first was a short documentary by Robert Higgins and Patrick McGivney (Harp Media) about Eamon Creamer, famous for his skill in restoring vintage vehicles. Next was ‘All That’s Carried’, a short film by Eimear Reilly, a local writer and producer. The final film was a Harp Media documentary about Field Marshal Sir Henry Wilson, who was assassinated in 1922, and whose family lived in Currygrane House, Ballinalee. Pictured are Longford County Council Director of Services Barbara Heslin, Chris and Robert Higgins and Patrick McGivney (all of Harp Media), Longford County Archivist Martin Morris and Ciaran Lennon
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