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Dessie Barry of Longford. Photo by Ray McManus/Sportsfile

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GAA Stocks

13 Jul 2020

Dessie Barry of Longford. Photo by Pat Cashman/Sportsfile

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GAA Stocks

13 Jul 2020

Dessie Barry of Longford. Photo by David Maher/Sportsfile

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13 Jul 2020

Longford manager Eamonn Coleman. Photo by David Maher/Sportsfile

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GAA Stocks

13 Jul 2020

Longford manager Eamonn Coleman. Photo by David Maher/Sportsfile

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GAA Stocks

13 Jul 2020

Longford manager Eamonn Coleman. Photo by Ray McManus/Sportsfile

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GAA Stocks

13 Jul 2020

Fiona Blessington of Longford. Photo by David Maher/Sportsfile

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GAA Stocks

13 Jul 2020

Cathal Conefry of Longford. Photo by David Maher/Sportsfile

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GAA Stocks

11 Jul 2020

26 June 2020; Chairman of the Leinster Council of the GAA Pat Teehan draws the names Longford / Louth / Laois for their round during the Leinster Hurling and Football Championship Draws at Leinster Council offices on Mountmellick Road in Portlaoise, Laois. The GAA have announced that inter-county fixtures will resume with the final rounds of the Allianz Leagues on 17/18 October and the Munster and Leinster Hurling Championships on 24/25 October and Provincial Football Championships on weekend of 31October/1 November culminating with the All-Ireland Senior Hurling and Football Finals in December. On March 25, the GAA announced the cessation of all GAA activities and closures of all GAA facilities under their jurisdiction upon directives from the Irish Government in an effort to contain the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

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Munster and Leinster GAA Senior Championship Draws

26 Jun 2020

21 June 2020; High jumper Nelvin Appiah in Longford. To The New Generation is a series of portraits of Black athletes in Ireland, representing their communities and families, and in some instances Ireland, in a variety of sports, including athletics, basketball, GAA, rugby and soccer. Their stories reflect a contemporary and multicultural Ireland and Ireland’s place in the world, moving more and more from an emigrant nation to an immigrant nation offering hope and a life to many people from beyond our shores. Photo by Ramsey Cardy/Sportsfile

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'To The New Generation' Series

21 Jun 2020

21 June 2020; High jumper Nelvin Appiah in Longford. To The New Generation is a series of portraits of Black athletes in Ireland, representing their communities and families, and in some instances Ireland, in a variety of sports, including athletics, basketball, GAA, rugby and soccer. Their stories reflect a contemporary and multicultural Ireland and Ireland’s place in the world, moving more and more from an emigrant nation to an immigrant nation offering hope and a life to many people from beyond our shores. Photo by Ramsey Cardy/Sportsfile

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'To The New Generation' Series

21 Jun 2020

21 June 2020; High jumper Nelvin Appiah in Longford. To The New Generation is a series of portraits of Black athletes in Ireland, representing their communities and families, and in some instances Ireland, in a variety of sports, including athletics, basketball, GAA, rugby and soccer. Their stories reflect a contemporary and multicultural Ireland and Ireland’s place in the world, moving more and more from an emigrant nation to an immigrant nation offering hope and a life to many people from beyond our shores. Photo by Ramsey Cardy/Sportsfile

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'To The New Generation' Series

21 Jun 2020

21 June 2020; High jumper Nelvin Appiah in Longford. To The New Generation is a series of portraits of Black athletes in Ireland, representing their communities and families, and in some instances Ireland, in a variety of sports, including athletics, basketball, GAA, rugby and soccer. Their stories reflect a contemporary and multicultural Ireland and Ireland’s place in the world, moving more and more from an emigrant nation to an immigrant nation offering hope and a life to many people from beyond our shores. Photo by Ramsey Cardy/Sportsfile

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'To The New Generation' Series

21 Jun 2020

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21 June 2020; High jumper Nelvin Appiah in Longford. To The New Generation is a series of portraits of Black athletes in Ireland, representing their communities and families, and in some instances Ireland, in a variety of sports, including athletics, basketball, GAA, rugby and soccer. Their stories reflect a contemporary and multicultural Ireland and Ireland’s place in the world, moving more and more from an emigrant nation to an immigrant nation offering hope and a life to many people from beyond our shores. Photo by Ramsey Cardy/Sportsfile

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'To The New Generation' Series

21 Jun 2020

21 June 2020; High jumper Nelvin Appiah in Longford. To The New Generation is a series of portraits of Black athletes in Ireland, representing their communities and families, and in some instances Ireland, in a variety of sports, including athletics, basketball, GAA, rugby and soccer. Their stories reflect a contemporary and multicultural Ireland and Ireland’s place in the world, moving more and more from an emigrant nation to an immigrant nation offering hope and a life to many people from beyond our shores. Photo by Ramsey Cardy/Sportsfile

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'To The New Generation' Series

21 Jun 2020

10 May 2020; A general view of TEG Cusack Park from Spout Well Lane on the afternoon of the Leinster GAA Football Senior Championship Round 1 match between Louth and Longford at TEG Cusack Park in Mullingar, Westmeath. This weekend, May 9 and 10, was due to be the first weekend of games in Ireland of the GAA All-Ireland Senior Championship, beginning with provincial matches, which have been postponed following directives from the Irish Government and the Department of Health in an effort to contain the spread of the Coronavirus (COVID-19). The GAA have stated that no inter-county games will take place before October 2020. Photo by Ben McShane/Sportsfile

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Louth v Longford - Leinster GAA Football Senior Championship Round 1

10 May 2020

10 May 2020; A general view of TEG Cusack Park from Spout Well Lane on the afternoon of the Leinster GAA Football Senior Championship Round 1 match between Louth and Longford at TEG Cusack Park in Mullingar, Westmeath. This weekend, May 9 and 10, was due to be the first weekend of games in Ireland of the GAA All-Ireland Senior Championship, beginning with provincial matches, which have been postponed following directives from the Irish Government and the Department of Health in an effort to contain the spread of the Coronavirus (COVID-19). The GAA have stated that no inter-county games will take place before October 2020. Photo by Ben McShane/Sportsfile

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Louth v Longford - Leinster GAA Football Senior Championship Round 1

10 May 2020

10 May 2020; A general view of TEG Cusack Park on the afternoon of the Leinster GAA Football Senior Championship Round 1 match between Louth and Longford at TEG Cusack Park in Mullingar, Westmeath. This weekend, May 9 and 10, was due to be the first weekend of games in Ireland of the GAA All-Ireland Senior Championship, beginning with provincial matches, which have been postponed following directives from the Irish Government and the Department of Health in an effort to contain the spread of the Coronavirus (COVID-19). The GAA have stated that no inter-county games will take place before October 2020. Photo by Ben McShane/Sportsfile

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Louth v Longford - Leinster GAA Football Senior Championship Round 1

10 May 2020

10 May 2020; A general view of TEG Cusack Park on the afternoon of the Leinster GAA Football Senior Championship Round 1 match between Louth and Longford at TEG Cusack Park in Mullingar, Westmeath. This weekend, May 9 and 10, was due to be the first weekend of games in Ireland of the GAA All-Ireland Senior Championship, beginning with provincial matches, which have been postponed following directives from the Irish Government and the Department of Health in an effort to contain the spread of the Coronavirus (COVID-19). The GAA have stated that no inter-county games will take place before October 2020. Photo by Ben McShane/Sportsfile

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Louth v Longford - Leinster GAA Football Senior Championship Round 1

10 May 2020

10 May 2020; A general view of TEG Cusack Park on the afternoon of the Leinster GAA Football Senior Championship Round 1 match between Louth and Longford at TEG Cusack Park in Mullingar, Westmeath. This weekend, May 9 and 10, was due to be the first weekend of games in Ireland of the GAA All-Ireland Senior Championship, beginning with provincial matches, which have been postponed following directives from the Irish Government and the Department of Health in an effort to contain the spread of the Coronavirus (COVID-19). The GAA have stated that no inter-county games will take place before October 2020. Photo by Ben McShane/Sportsfile

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Louth v Longford - Leinster GAA Football Senior Championship Round 1

10 May 2020

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