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Longford Ladies IFC Final: Great start the crucial factor as Grattans are crowned Intermediate champions

Grattans . . . 3-8 Dromard . . . 1-4 The Stonepark side were always in control of this game and they will make a return to the senior ranks following this success. Grattans were 2-4 to 0-0 in front after 13 minutes with Tessa Tiernan and Caoimhe ...

08 Oct 2022 at 22:34

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Longford IFC Final: Ballymahon snatch the Intermediate title in dramatic finish

Ballymahon . . . 3-4 Fr Manning Gaels . . . 1-9 A terrific point from Martin Cassidy in the 60th minute looked to have claimed the Hennessy Cup for the second time in the space of four years for the Drumlish/Ballinamuck outfit but gutsy ...

09 Oct 2022 at 22:49

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Vigils take place in Donegal in memory of Creeslough explosion victims

...in their local shop,” he said. “We have very, very young children. The schools are going to be impacted, the GAA clubs are going to be impacted, the local church, in general the community is going to be severely impacted by this...

09 Oct 2022 at 22:38

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PICTURES | Colmcille singing in the rain as they strike late to dethrone Mullinalaghta and capture first Longford crown since 2008

Use the Arrows < > above to go through the gallery Jubilant Colmcille were singing in the rain at Glennon Brothers Pearse Park this afternoon (Sunday, October 9) as they struck late to dethrone Mullinalaghta and ensure they captured ...

09 Oct 2022 at 21:15

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Longford SFC Final: Colmcille capture the Connolly Cup for the first time in 14 years thanks to last gasp penalty goal

Colmcille . . . 1-7 Mullinalaghta St Columba’s . . . 0-8 Mullinalaghta looked set to win a fifth title in the space of seven years when they led by a couple of points (0-8 to 0-6) with the 60 minutes played but their hearts were ...

09 Oct 2022 at 21:07

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Superintendent outlines next steps with Creeslough investigation to begin

...who were just shopping in their local shop. We have young school children so the schools will be impacted, the GAA club locally will be impacted. The community will be severely impacted, as will family, friends and neighbours....

09 Oct 2022 at 14:41

Northern Ireland

Five-year-old girl among victims of Creeslough explosion

...were shopping in their local shop. “We have very, very young children. The schools are going to be impacted, the GAA clubs are going to be impacted, the local church, in general the community is going to be severely impacted by...

09 Oct 2022 at 16:58

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Creeslough 'totally heartbroken' as €200,000 raised for families

...can not begin to comprehend what has happened in our beautiful community in the last 24 hours,” the St Michael’s GAA club said. “We are totally heartbroken. We will keep all our friends and their families in our thoughts and...

09 Oct 2022 at 18:21

Local News

Superintendent outlines next steps with Creeslough investigation to begin

09 Oct 2022 at 16:16

Northern Ireland

What we know about the fatal explosion in Creeslough

09 Oct 2022 at 16:57

National News

Ten red candles to honour ten killed in Creeslough explosion

... and liaison has been arranged with the bereaved families. Liam McElhinney, the Chairman of the St Michael’s GAA club, told how he was in the complex just 45 minutes before a blast that has ripped the heart from the community....

09 Oct 2022 at 10:39

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Longford Ladies JFC Final: Mullinalaghta come storming back to win the Junior title

Mullinalaghta . . . 3-14 Rathcline . . . 4-7 Rathcline failed to register another score in the final quarter of this tremendous game as Mullinalaghta, inspired by the driving force of midfielder Ella O’Reilly, took over ...

08 Oct 2022 at 19:59

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