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06 Sept 2025
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David McGivney on the ball for Longford in evading the challenge of Kildare opponent Keith Cribbin. Action from the Leinster Senior Football Championship quarter-final at O'Connor Park,
Heart, passion and work ethic
The last word must go to the Longford team, who were very unlucky not winning to Kildare.
A few timely switches were astute. They meet again next Sunday. Same venue.
There’s one thing the Longford players demonstrated to a man was their heart, passion, and work ethic. This was a performance that was akin to how Division One teams behave. Constant, unrelenting pressure which came very very close to delivering a win. In other words, it works.
If Longford can muster the same heart, passion, and work ethic in the next game every Longford man and woman will be proud.
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