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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Ireland's second longest running GOAL Mile took place from Connolly Barracks, Longford on Christmas day on a lovely dry mild day.
The perfect weather conditions ensured a bumper crowd with €3,500 donated for GOAL's work with the most vulnerable people in the world. READ MORE BELOW PHOTO
Since last year's GOAL Mile the world has witnessed the brutality of war with Russia's barbaric invasion of Ukraine.
Today GOAL is working in Ukraine and members of the Longford community showed their solidarity while taking part in the Longford GOAL Mile. Their participation was warmly applauded by the large crowd present.
Tiernan Dolan, local GOAL organiser would like to thank all who generously supported the event as well as members of the Gardai and Shelley Corcoran of the Longford Leader.
The 2023 Longford GOAL Mile will take place on Christmas day, 12 noon from Connolly Barracks.
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