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06 Sept 2025
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A young girl injured as a result of a road traffic accident in Longford town yesterday has been discharged from hospital
A young girl knocked down who was injured in a road collision in Longford town yesterday has been discharged from hospital.
The schoolgirl was injured while out walking in the Townspark Industrial Estate area shortly after 11am yesterday.
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She was later taken to Mullingar Hospital for treatment for non-life threatening injuries.
It's understood the young girl has now been released and is recuperating at home.
Longford ladies lose with Wexford scoring the winning point in the 10th minute of stoppage time
A free from Caitriona Murray in the 10th minute of stoppage time earned Wexford victory over Longford in this extremely tight contest in the sweltering heat at the Clane grounds on Sunday.
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