r/Longford • u/v1rg1l__ • 8d ago
Television Repair in Longford
Does anyone know of any tv repair services in or around Longford town? Looking to get a backlight replaced on an LED TV
r/Longford • u/redditMickeyJ • Mar 30 '22
A place for members of r/Longford to chat with each other
r/Longford • u/v1rg1l__ • 8d ago
Does anyone know of any tv repair services in or around Longford town? Looking to get a backlight replaced on an LED TV
r/Longford • u/Which_Sport_2230 • 8d ago
Does anyone know if the candy cloud vape shop is close bought stuff there like 2 weeks ago and hasn’t shipped and can’t even get into there website now
r/Longford • u/DotComGod • Jun 17 '26
Hi Longford. John here, founder of L-Plate.
I built L-Plate for Irish learner drivers: timed 40-question mocks, road signs, weak-area tracking, and plain-English explanations when you get something wrong.
It also has Brendan, who is basically the AI version of a driving instructor raising one eyebrow at your life choices.
Main site: https://l-plate.ie
Free Premium founder slots: https://l-plate.ie/free-test/?ref=REDDITFOUNDER25&utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=longford_founder_slots
If you try it, tell me what to fix.
r/Longford • u/UCC_BoDIESS • Jun 15 '26
Hi r/Longford. I am sharing the below national survey being carried out as part of a Research Ireland-funded project at UCC. We are particularly keen to boost response rates outside of Dublin/Cork. We would really appreciate any and all responses!
Caring for the Body After Death in Ireland
Have you thought about what you would like to happen to your body when you die?
We are a group of researchers based in University College Cork who would like to know more about what people in Ireland think about different kinds of death and funeral practices. We want to know more about your own wishes and why you would like those wishes to be carried out.
We are conducting a survey to gather this information. The survey is open to everyone who is resident in Ireland and is age 18 or over. We would like to hear from as many people as possible from all kinds of backgrounds.
For more information, and to complete the survey, you can click the link here or scan the QR code below. If you would like to know more, would like to complete the survey by phone, have specific requirements not met here, or have any questions for us please contact the lead researcher Dr Kate Falconer at [[email protected]](mailto:[email protected])

r/Longford • u/Proof-Working9345 • Jun 07 '26
Anyone know if it still works
r/Longford • u/HoneydewPersonal4494 • May 29 '26
Is there a specific pub in town where Arsenal fans gather to watch matches. Thanks
r/Longford • u/Logical_Minimum1106 • May 06 '26
Summer is here ☀️ is there any decent outdoor courts around the county , preferably Longford/Ballymahon area , any decent courts in any of the secondary schools , cheers 🏀
r/Longford • u/Noelser1 • Apr 30 '26
Hi everyone, I'm considering buying in Shannon Park, Edgeworthstown. I was wondering is it nice to live in? I've heard mixed reviews and was wondering if anyone here would have any insight
r/Longford • u/DaCor_ie • Apr 28 '26
r/Longford • u/Mr_SportsEntertainia • Apr 17 '26
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If you're looking for a laugh next weekend, we'll be in Longford on April 25th at the Backstage Theatre. 6 comics from all over the country including two local lads. Hope to see some of ye there 👍
r/Longford • u/Mahotwit • Apr 16 '26
Hi all,
Just looking for a bit of local insight if anyone knows Longford town well.
I’m considering buying a house in the Clonbalt Wood area and wanted to get a feel for what it’s actually like to live there day-to-day.
Is it generally a nice place to live? Any issues with antisocial behaviour or is it fairly settled? I don't know much about Longford in general so just trying to get an honest view from people who know the area.
Also, does it vary much depending on the part of the estate?
Would really appreciate any genuine opinions — good or bad.
Thanks 👍
r/Longford • u/ZocSui • Apr 14 '26
Since last September, I’ve been in and out of Longford, and I’ve come away feeling pretty discouraged. Too many of my interactions have felt cold or tribal, and that judgmental atmosphere has really got to me.
I totally get that the town was hit hard by the crash and has been playing catch-up ever since, but that economic struggle seems to have seeped into the local culture. It leaves me questioning whether Longford can actually find its feet and become a welcoming place again, or if these attitudes are now so deeply rooted that they won't change any time soon.
r/Longford • u/AnBuachaillEire • Feb 14 '26
Hey guys, can ye give me a hand on finding a certain cycleway north of Longford town? I’m looking on Google maps with the biking filter on and it’s only showing the Royal Canal Greenway south of the town.
I’m afraid I’ve no more information to go off, any help is appreciated thanks
r/Longford • u/CJBlasts- • Feb 12 '26
Lets face it guys, longford needs to go, it has to go, it did NOT have a good run. what are you guys thinking? I'm thinking you guys should erase it from every map ever, evacuate asap, and pretend it never existed. it needs to go
r/Longford • u/Exact_Marsupial_1471 • Feb 08 '26
Hi Everyone,
I am a PhD student at University of Limerick. I’m running a quick academic survey as part of my PhD research at UL called “Understanding Consumer Knowledge and Perceptions of Non-Nutritive Sweeteners in Ireland.”
It looks at how people in Ireland use and think about sweeteners.
Why it matters: Insights like this shape future product labels, nutrition guidelines, and healthier food options that actually match what people want/think.
If you can spare a few minutes, please fill it out! Even better, upvote/share/cross-post to help reach more people in Ireland.
Every response counts towards solid research data.
Thanks a million for the support! Feel free to ask questions below.
r/Longford • u/AffectionateHour266 • Jan 20 '26
Anytime know of good resources or classes in or near longford Town for learning Irish. As many I learnt it in school but it has not stayed with me. Aim is support my daughter as she learns Irish at primary school.
r/Longford • u/Ok_Wolf3856 • Jan 12 '26
I'm looking to apply for the local authority home loan in Longford. The loans dept of the council said that I'm eligible to apply. Almost all the banks we tried with rejected us. We're a married couple, but on a single income. My wife is a housewife and I work full time. Can someone give me their experiences and timeframe of their own application for this scheme? How long did it take? Did you get approved? We do have more than 10% of the deposit available. How likely can one be to get approved for this.
r/Longford • u/Potassium_Doom • Dec 23 '25
What's the general craic about Longford, specifically Longford town?
I'm from Louth and know sort of stereotypes of us, Meath and Dublin as well as Cork, Cavan and Limerick.
But Longford is an enigma, rarely mentioned, almost forgotten.
Any craic, drug wars, ancient ruins, haunted castles or anything cool?
r/Longford • u/v1rg1l__ • Nov 02 '25
Has it always been impossible to get electricians around Longford town? Have messaged/rang/emailed a few over the last few weeks but no one is getting back.
Are they just disinterested in the type of work (residential, not an insignificant job) or are they just busy with other stuff?
Can anyone recommend anyone that would quote me for a job?
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r/Longford • u/FroggoTropper • Oct 22 '25
Hi guys, I'm doing a university assignment on tourism, and I noticed that tourism in Longford is absolutely dreadful, both overseas and domestically. Does anyone know why that is??
Also, what are some interesting/cool activities in Longford? (I've already been to St Mel's Cathedral, it was very nice)
And do you guys even want to see more tourism in Longford?