Associations to the word «Longford»
Noun
- Meath
- Wexford
- Kildare
- Donegal
- Leinster
- Waterford
- Td
- Barony
- Raymond
- Bianca
- Townland
- Galway
- Myra
- Kilkenny
- Tasmania
- Shamrock
- Connacht
- Bohemian
- Baronetcy
- Dublin
- Limerick
- Tasmanian
- Armagh
- Derry
- Mayo
- Peerage
- Cindy
- Tipperary
- Tyrone
- Trafford
- Mel
- Connolly
- Byrne
- Baronetage
- Concordia
- Ireland
- Constituency
- Earl
- Antrim
- Wiltshire
- Cork
- Commuter
- Cairn
- Derbyshire
- Farrell
- Webber
- Shropshire
- Mathews
- Coventry
- Warwickshire
- Hooper
- Shannon
- Cowan
- County
- Navarre
- Gael
- Coke
- Kirby
- Hodges
- Clare
- Christine
- Beth
- Antonia
- Midland
- Ira
- Countess
- Irish
- Viscount
- Kingston
- Campaigner
- Chad
- Bray
- Senior
- Elizabeth
- Sexton
- Baron
- Mcqueen
- Westport
- Brady
- Stephanie
- Qualifier
- Hutchinson
- Rover
- Forbes
- Luncheon
- Samantha
- Town
- Gloucester
- Paddy
- Ambrose
- Pornography
- Jacobs
- Henley
- Silas
Wiktionary
LONGFORD, proper noun. A county in the Republic of Ireland
LONGFORD, proper noun. A town in County Longford, Ireland
Wise words
The most important things are the hardest things to say.
They are the things you get ashamed of because words
diminish your feelings - words shrink things that seem
timeless when they are in your head to no more than living
size when they are brought out.