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Tom Naylor, Niamh O'Gorman (Hungry Horse) and Frankie Naylor at the Hungry Horse Live Crib in Longford town last weekend. Photo by Shelley Corcoran
The closing date is fast approaching for our fantastic “Loving Christmas in Longford” competition.
We have invited readers to capture the magic of Christmas in their locality for a photography competition with a difference.
The winning photograph will appear on the front page of the Longford Leader on Christmas week and it will also appear on www.longfordleader.ie
What’s more, the winning entry will also receive an extra special Christmas pressie in the form of a €200 voucher from Ganly’s.
This is a wonderful opportunity to showcase your photography skills while at the same time reflecting the wonder of the festive season in your area.
So what are you waiting for?
Get snapping your seasonal shots, and email your entries to newsroom@longfordleader.ie before 12 noon on Friday, December 16.
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