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VOTE | Longford's All Time Great - Round of 16 Poll #4: Anne Heraty v Oliver Goldsmith
OLIVER GOLDSMITH
ANNE HERATY
Vote #4 in our quest to decide who is Longford's All Time Great sees one of the most successful businesswomen in the country, Ballinalee native, and the CEO and founder of CPL Resources, Anne Heraty, go head-to-head with the famous poet, novelist and playwright, Oliver Goldsmith, who is immortalised in Ballymahon where a statue of him overlooks the town.
Need some help deciding? Click on the image links to learn more about Anne Heraty and Oliver Goldsmith;
ANNE HERATY
VOTE NOW!
Voting in the Round of 16 closes on THURSDAY, JANUARY 31 at 12 midnight ; with the Quarter-final draw taking place on Friday, February 1
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