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Longford Live & Local: Winter Sessions celebrate Longford's musical talent

...exhibition entitled ‘Nostalgia’ was opened on Friday, December 10 and runs until January. On Saturday last, December 12, GRANARD BUTTERMARKET held its very successful annual Christmas Festival. The market did a brisk trade all day, with craft makers filling stalls...

15 Dec 2021 at 11:00

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Longford Leader gallery: Crowds line out for Granard Harvest Festival

Held at the north Longford town's buttermarket, a wide range of locally prepared produce was laid out for members of the public and interested observers to feast their eyes on Here are some of the many pictures taken by photographer Shelley Corcoran....

10 Oct 2021 at 18:00

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Longford Leader gallery: Granard Buttermarket going from strength to strength

Visitors from right across the county and beyond are flocking to the popular weekly market to sample some of the region's finest delicacies. Here are some pictures which were taken at a recent showcase which it holds each and every Saturday.

18 Jul 2021 at 10:00

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Many events in Longford to celebrate Heritage Week 2022

...will be hosted by Corboy Presbyterian Church on Sunday, August 21. Rural heritage is celebrated with events at GRANARD BUTTERMARKET on August 20 and 21. Colmcille Ploughing and Heritage Day also returns on August 21. Still Voices Short Film Festival will...

14 Aug 2022 at 10:00

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Moves afoot to kick-start reopening of historic Granard buttermarket

GRANARD BUTTERMARKET, which can trace its origins back to 1836, has been one of the town's busiest ports of call for locals and visitors to the area in recent times thanks to its supply of homemade breads, delicacies and other delectable treats. The facility has,...

21 Sept 2020 at 08:00

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Granard poet to launch eighth book of poetry

The collection is published by Salmon Poetry, Ireland. Poetry Style Noel Monahan's work is never far removed from his native place and this new collection features work on a Billhead, related to Kiernan's store in Granard, 1944 and Granard's newly ...

27 Apr 2018 at 15:00

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Video: Minister Michael Ring in jovial form in Longford this morning as he approves €21.6 million to revitalise rural Ireland

...€200,000 for more ambitious proposals. You may also be interested in reading: More than a century after its foundation GRANARD BUTTERMARKET is reopened Minister Ring said: “The Town and Village Renewal Scheme is an important part of my Department’s work to...

04 Oct 2017 at 14:18

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More than a century after its foundation Granard Buttermarket is reopened

The opening more than a century after it was officially incepted also saw an impassioned speech from Kerry GAA legend Pat Spillane. The RTE Gaelic games analyst, who is an ambassador for the Government's Action Plan for Jobs, said he wanted to ...

04 Oct 2017 at 13:13

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Granard Buttermarket set to re-open

...Longford's oldest trading sites is set to re-open under a government led scheme aimed at revitalising rural Ireland. GRANARD BUTTERMARKET, which can trace its origins back to 1836 had been one of the region's major trading localities where artisans routinely...

02 Oct 2017 at 18:50

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Longford's rural towns given €640k cash injection

Approximately ten local communities will share the sum following the second tranche of funds to be announced by the Department of Rural and Community Development. The investment forms part of over €21m handed out to almost 300 rural towns and ...

11 Oct 2017 at 14:00

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CE workers behind Granard's buttermarket revamp

Community employment scheme workers, together with their supervisor Joe Murphy helped set the project's wheel's in motion by doing the initial clean up of the site a number of years ago. Other works carried out by the Granard Area Action ...

14 Oct 2017 at 16:00

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Cllr PJ Reilly re-elected Cathaoirleach of Granard Municipal District

The local area representative’s position was proposed by Cllr Martin Mulleady (FF) and seconded by Cllr Luie McEntire (FF). Cllr Reilly thanked those gathered for their support and help throughout the last year and highlighted a number ...

24 May 2018 at 13:50

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