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Renowned for their slick Gaelic football skills with both club and county, 2,500 ecstatic fans witnessed a memorable performance like no other from Mullinalaghta's McElligott brothers - Aidan, Ruairí, Kian, Conor and Donal - during the hugely entertaining LipSync Battles at Hotel Kilmore, Cavan on Easter Sunday night.
The McElligott quintet abandoned their football boots and embraced the glitz and glamour of 'Spice World' and it was their superb performance of the massive 'Spice Girls' hit 'Wannabe' (If you wanna be my lover, you gotta get with my friends) that won the hearts of the LipSync Battles judges and audience.
Neighbouring GAA clubs, Mullinalaghta St Columba's and Ballymachugh, joined forced forces to produce Sunday's spectacular Lip Sync Battles fundraiser which was brimful of laughter, dancing and top quality entertainment.
The McElligott brothers were hugely popular winners and you can enjoy their performance courtesy of LipSync Battles Ireland.
Ruth Murtagh, Pauline Marlowe, Shannon McDermott, Chantelle Yorke, Serena McCloughry, Shona McDermott
Mary's Meals walkers received a warm welcome as they arrived in Longford town last Thursday Picture: Michael Croghan Photography
Local dignitaries and guests at last Sunday's plaque unveiling
The front of the Longford Leader offices on the Market Square in Longford town
Doubts have emerged over whether the €14m ring-fenced by the Government for the Camlin Quarter will satisfy the project's overall cost
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