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06 Sept 2025
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Is it in Edgeworthstown, Ballymahon, Longford town or Ballinalee? Have your say in the poll below.
"Kitty's Cones", the gift shop, Granard
Bell's, Newtownforbes
Donlon's, Dublin Street, Longford town
Nally's, Ballymahon
O'Brien's, Lanesborough
O'Boyle's Newsagents, Kenagh
John Farrell's, Edgeworthstown
Carrigy's, Ballinalee
With the fine weather set to continue (with just one or two cloudy spells) over the weekend, it was vitally important that we ask the question on everyone's mind.
Where is Longford's best 99?
It's certainly been ice cream weather since the beginning of the week and we decided to ask our Facebook followers where they think the best 99 could be found.
Our followers quickly started scouting the area, posting photos and reviews of their ice cream.
And now it's crunch time (like the crunch you get on the cone of a perfect 99).
We've gathered eight of the most popular answers from our Facebook followers and put them together in a poll so that you, the readers, can decide which shop really does serve up Longford's best 99.
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