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Gaelic games
Cruel Leinster exit for Longford U-20s as Westmeath win in a penalty shoot-out
Westmeath . . . 2-12 Longford . . . 3-9 After Extra-Time Westmeath win 5-4 on penalties After failing to convert a number of goal chances in the first half; hitting the butt of the post immediately on the changeover and who also missed three ...
Gaelic games
Longford and Westmeath battle it out for semi-final spot in the U-20 championship
The reward for Donal Ledwith’s side is a home match against neighbouring rivals Westmeath in the quarter-final at Glennon Brothers Pearse Park this Thursday evening, throw-in 7.30pm. Westmeath scored a surprise win over Kildare at St ...
Gaelic games
Whirlwind start sets up Longford U-20s for thrilling win over Louth
Longford . . . 4-11 Louth . . . 3-13 For the last few minutes of the game Longford had scored 4-11 and the press people had the same scoreline, unfortunately the scoreboard had 4-10. Louth scored two late points thinking that ...
National
HIQA issues new minimum quarantine advice for people arriving in Ireland
The Health Information and Quality Authority (HIQA) has today published its advice to the Health Service Executive (HSE) on the potential impact of different testing scenarios and durations of mandatory home quarantine for ...
Home
Edgeworthstown native Mel Hughes remembered as an accomplished sportsman and respected nurse
The death occurred, peacefully, in the tender and wonderful care of the staff of Rose Lodge Nursing Home, Killucan, on Saturday, May 22 of Mel Hughes - Beech Grove, Mullingar, and late of Lisnagrish, Edgeworthstown, ...
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