Circuit Court Judge Keenan Johnson
18/10/2021
18/10/2021
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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.
Longford District Girl Guides are delighted to announce the resumption of Guiding in Longford town.
Knights & Conquests Heritage Centre, Granard General Manager Bartle D'Arcy with Education and Tours Officer Déirdre Orme holding the Tripadvisor Award
Don't forget to enter - €1,500 prize package for Longford's Next Superstar talent search
Granard's Knights & Conquests Heritage Centre is preparing for a 'spooktacular' Halloween
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