Longford Train Station, where gardaí were called to find a homeless mother of 12 lying asleep in front of a bus as it prepared to depart
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Watch: Should Longford have been awarded a free out prior to Armagh's goal? Photo by Ken Keenan
Many Longford supporters were less than impressed with some of the officiating during Sunday's Allianz NFL Division 3 tie at the Athletic Grounds where they agonisingly lost out to Armagh by the minimum margin, 1-11 to 1-10.
Longford manager Denis Connerton suggested that he felt “very badly let down” and the free count favoured the home side.
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While many Longford fans were absolutely incensed their side weren't awarded a free out in the lead up to Armagh's late goal that swung momentum in their favour.
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Here is your opportunity to watch the highlights and decide whether Armagh's goal should have stood or not;
A point in the fifth minute of stoppage time by @Armagh_GAA's Rory Grugan saw the Orchard County claim a dramatic 1-11 to 1-10 win over @OfficialLDGAA in this #AllianzLeagues Football Division 3 match! GAANOW have the highlights for you here! pic.twitter.com/ItcrPwGgjQ
— The GAA (@officialgaa) February 13, 2018
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