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Gaelic games
Draws made for the 2021 Longford GAA Championships
There is a new format in the battle for this year’s county senior football title with the 12 clubs divided into two groups of six. The group winners will qualify for the semi-finals while the second and third placed teams will make it through to ...
Gaelic games
Crucial Kildare goals knock Longford U-17s out of the championship
Kildare . . . 4-10 Longford . . . 1-12 While the comfortable margin of seven points separated the sides in the finish, it must be said that the Round 1 clash at St Conleth’s Park in Newbridge on Saturday was tighter than the final ...
Longford sport
Annus horribilis wasn’t without its high points for Dromard GAA underage teams
The annual general meeting of Dromard Minor club (St Francis) took place on Sunday, March 7. The meeting took place via the Go To Meeting app online and was attended by over 35 participants. Chairman Cornie McGinley opened the ...
Longford sport
Killoe Emmet Óg chairperson Gerry Hagan 'hugely honoured' with national appointment
Killoe Emmet Óg club chairperson Gerry Hagan says he is 'hugely honoured' to have been appointed to the GAA's powerful Central Hearings committee. His appointment was approved by the GAA's An Coiste Bainistíochta/Ard ...
Gaelic games
James Clarke wins the contest for Central Council representative at the Longford GAA Convention
The virtual event this Thursday night revealed the result of the contest (postal vote) with former County Board Vice-Chairperson Clarke defeating the outgoing officer Gerry Hagan (Killoe Emmet Og) by 46 ...
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