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18 May 2022
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18 May 2022
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Longford Multiple Sclerosis would like to thank the Flood family for organising the annual Christmas day Walk/Run.
Longford Multiple Sclerosis would like to thank the Flood family for organising the annual Christmas day Walk/Run.
This year again the event was held virtually and a Go Fund Me page was set up by Michael Flood to facilitate donations.
Donations were received from every corner of the country and many overseas also. Through these kind donations an amazing amount of €4,000.00 was raised.
This event would not be possible without the hard work and dedication of the Flood family who have organised this event every year for the last 31 years and for this Longford Multiple Sclerosis are deeply grateful.
A special thank you to our sponsor of jerseys Peter & David Hanley of Hanley Motors Ballymahon.
Finally, without the participants this event would not be a success. We would like to express our thanks to everybody who participated and donated to our organisation.
Paula McMara at the 2019 County Longford Agricultural Show. PICTURE: MICHELLE GHEE
The close knit south Longford communities of Legan and Carrickedmond came to a silent standstill last Saturday afternoon as highly respected local farmer Kevin Skelly was laid to rest.
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