24/10/2021
24/10/2021
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Historic occasion as Longford native called to the 'Inner Bar'
Granard native Cathy Smith was among twenty-three barristers conferred with senior counsel status by the Chief Justice at the Supreme Court last Wednesday, October 6. A past pupil of St Bernard's national school, Abbeylara and Cnoc Mhuire, ...
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Extra bank holiday proposed for frontline workers
An extra bank holiday could be granted to frontline workers in recognition of the role played by them during the Covid-19 pandemic. Latest reports suggest the introduction of another bank holiday to the Irish working calendar is being ...
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Twinning alliance represents a ‘momentous time for Granard’
Chairperson of Granard's Town Twinning Group, Moira Mahon expressed her delight at last week's historic signing in the presence of French Ambassador to Ireland, Vincent Guérend in Dublin. “It is certainly a momentous time for Granard ...
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Down Memory Lane | A gallery of Longford photographic memories from back in 1999
In this week's nostalgic trip Down Memory Lane in Longford, we feature a selection of photographic memories from 1999, including Granard's First easter egg-stravaganza, the launch of Lough Ree Athletics Club Jubilee History ...
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Cnoc Mhuire Granard's incredible 'Save This Image' design announced as Junk Kouture Grand Finalist
A Longford school is among this year’s 35 Junk Kouture Grand Finalists who are hoping they can win over the judges and be crowned the overall winner of the 2021 competition. 'Save This Image' from ...
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