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Trudy Farrell, Niall Gerety, Cella Neary, Mary Quinn, Shane and Enda Neary, Gavin Quinn and Eilish Feeley
The Old School New School (OSNS) charity motor show took place at St Mel's college Longford town, Sunday July 14, with a reported 3,000 people attending the event.
There were motors galore at the show, with the hotly anticipated raffle of an Audi A4 also taking place. The winner was revealed as Jeanette Byrne.
The show this year was held in aid of 15-year-old Longford native, Cian Neary, who is currently undergoing treatment for Lymphoma.
This year's fundraiser saw the team go above and beyond in their efforts to raise further funds for Kilashee's Cian Neary.
The OSNS team subsequently revealed the total raised as €14,843, with the cheque then presented to members of the Neary family.
embers of the Steering Committee that prepared the Needs Assessment Report for the development of a Family Resource Centre in Longford town
Anna Peters of Athena Art Gallery and Cafe where there is art displays, great coffee and adult and children's classes
‘Eco Art Explorers’: Ardnacassa litter picking goodie bags
Cathaoirleach of Longford County Council, Cllr Garry Murtagh, Deputy Micheál Carrigy and Longford County Council Arts Officer Shane Crossan and musicians at the launch of Longford Culture Night
Deaths in Longford - Friday, September 5, 2025
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