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Longford County Council has celebrated the success of the Explore Longford Young Photographers’ Competition with a recent prizegiving ceremony at Longford County Library, where the winning entries were revealed alongside an exhibition of the county's finest young talent.
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The County Longford final of the Battle of Wits 2025 quiz took place recently in Ballymahon Library, bringing together some of the brightest Transition Year minds from across the county.
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Information on the Historic Structures Fund 2026, for built conservation projects in Co. Longford with a community or residential benefit. Closing 16 Jan 2026
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Wednesday, 22 October 2025
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Event programme features guest speakers and musical entertainment
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Longford Libraries are inviting young readers to unleash their creativity in a brand-new competition ahead of this year’s Children’s Book Festival.
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Summer Stars 2025 was a huge success, with 1,394 children across Longford taking part in the reading challenge!
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Longford Libraries is delighted to announce the launch of the Longford Libraries Art Competition 2025, proudly supported by Creative Ireland as part of this year’s Children’s Book Festival.
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New facilities and resources for nursing mothers across six county libraries
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Information on BHIS 2026 one-on-one clinics in Longford Library branches. Click here to find how to book an appointment to discuss your project.
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Information on how to apply for the Built Heritage Investment Scheme's Historic Thatch Buildings Stream 2026 in County Longford.
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Information on the Built Heritage Investment Scheme 2026 in County Longford.
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Library users will have free access to range of popular digital magazine titles
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Writers, authors and illustrators invited to provide a contemporary 'take' on acclaimed County Longford writer
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Innovative collaboration between Technological University Dublin and Longford County Council
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Abbeyshrule Abbey & St Brendan's Church, Clondra funded under Community Monuments Fund
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Longford County Council launches photography competition for children
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Free reading programme from Longford Libraries
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Collection includes items from the Irish Revolutionary period and is now available for public access
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Volunteers wanted to share stories of relatives who emigrated to 'The Argentine'
