Divina (Ivy) Gracia McGeary with her parents Declan McGeary and Mitos Rodriguez, and her 15-month-old baby sister Patricia Faith McGeary
20/09/2021
20/09/2021
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VOTE | Longford's All Time Great - Quarter-final Poll #2: Ray Flynn v Sister Calasanctius
RAY FLYNN
SISTER CALASANCTIUS
Quarter-final Poll #2 in the quest to find Longford's All Time Great sees record holding athlete Ray Flynn pitted against Sister Calasanctius, a lady who dedicated her life to helping the people of Longford.
Need some help deciding? Click on the image links to learn more about Ray Flynn and Sister Calasanctius;
Voting in the QUARTER-FINALS closes on THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7 at 12 midnight ; with the Semi-final draw taking place on Friday, February 8
CLICK HERE FOR THE LONGFORD ALL TIME GREATS ROUND OF 16 POLL RESULTS
Longford All Time Greats is brought to you in association with our generous sponsors Abbey Murphy Insurance, Cunningham Design & Planning, Longford Credit Union, Mulleadys, Nolan Motors and Edgeworthstown Sports Hub.
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