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- proper noun A county in the
Republic of Ireland - proper noun A town in County Longford, Ireland
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Examples
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"A crime that shocked a nation becomes the touchstone for a social campaigner's test of his Christian beliefs in Longford, another powerful exercise in dramatized 'reimagining' by The Queen scribe Peter Morgan," writes Derek Elley in Variety.
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This is the patronal feast in Longford and the Catholic St. Mel's cathedral is the most prominent landmark in Longford Town.
02/01/2003 - 03/01/2003 John 2003
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We’ve rented a house in Longford, the town my parents moved to recently (in fact, we’ll be five doors down from them).
lifestyle changes 2008
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Rumor up here in Longford has it that down in Cork, irishkate/Kate’s water has broken, and my husband has rushed to her assistance.
and we’re off. irishkate 2008
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His crossover to the Americ an market began with two biopics for British television: " Elizabeth I, " starring Helen Mirren, and " Longford, " featuring Jim Broadbent as a controversial lord who fought for prison reform.
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"Longford" was one of the most disturbing movies I've ever seen.
Some More of My Favorite Women in Film Fresca 2009
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Vicious Imagery: 'Longford' biggest winner at Golden Globes skip to main
'Longford' biggest winner at Golden Globes DAVID BISHOP 2008
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HBO shows nabbed six of the 11 TV awards, including three for the made for TV movie, "Longford" and Best Comedy series winner, "Extras."
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HBO shows nabbed six of the 11 TV awards, including three for the made-for-TV movie "Longford" and best comedy series winner "Extras."
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Last year's Jim Broadbent biopic "Longford" was seen by only 600,000
HBO's 'Recount' a Few Votes Short -- The Live Feed | THR 2008
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