22/10/2021
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VOTE | Longford's All Time Great - Semi-final Poll #2: Ray Flynn v Marguerite Donlon
RAY FLYNN
MARGUERITE DONLON
Semi-final Poll #2 in the search to find Longford's All Time Great sees Irish mile record holder Ray Flynn, who completed 89 sub-four minute miles during his illustrious career, go head to head with Longford town native Marguerite Donlon, who is known the world over for her innovative and contemporary choreography.
Need some help deciding? Click on the image links to learn more about Ray Flynn and Marguerite Donlon;
Voting in the SEMI-FINALS closes on SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 17 at 12 midnight
CLICK HERE FOR THE LONGFORD ALL TIME GREATS QUARTER-FINAL RESULTS
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.
Some of the cash which was retrieved following a search carried out earlier today
Some of the cash and drugs which were seized by gardaí earlier today
Deaths in Longford - Friday October 22, 2021
Nadim Hussain came to Ireland from India after his parents were killed during a conflict in March of 2018.
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