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Caption: The 2024 Longford Leader Sports Star Award winners, in association with Longford Sports Partnership, pictured at the gala presentation function in the Longford Arms Hotel on Saturday night last. Back row (l to r): Goodness Ogbonna (Soccer), Joe Shannon (Snooker, Junior Sportsperson of the Year), Mark Cooney, captain Longford minor footballers, Team of the Year), Enda McGahern (Longford minors manager), Conor McHugh (Longford minors Vice-Captain), Kevin Smyth (on behalf of Abbeylara player Robbie Smyth, Gaelic Football award) and Shane McGuigan (Rugby).
Front row (l to r): Derek Rutherford (Sports Ability Award), Karen Lennon (Club Volunteer of the Year, Longford Rugby Club), Fiona Gettings (Athletics), Grace Shannon (Ladies Football), Robin Og Murphy (Athletics), Jake Bermingham (Kayaking), Pat 'Zac' Hackett (Hall of Fame, Longford Town FC) and Andrew Fitzpatrick (Athletics). Unable to attend were other award winners Michaela Hand (Soccer) and Robbie Smyth (Gaelic Football)
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