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Our beautiful Longford tartan scarf is made from 100% Pure New Lambswool. Warm, light, and of generous length, this tartan scarf makes an ideal small gift which is sure to be appreciated. The quality is what you would expect from one of the nations foremost tartan weavers. Size 150cm x 28cm (59" x 11").
County Longford
The long River Shannon flows through the western boundary of this inland county, traditionally known as Annaly when ruled by the O’Farrell family. Mainly low lying farmland and brown bog, the county relies heavily on agriculture, especially cattle and potatoes, though the people here suffered terribly during the potato famine, causing many to emigrate. Longford has achieved prominence as a centre of arts and writing, having been the birthplace of Oliver Goldsmith, Maria Edgeworth, John Casey and others.
Surnames associated with the county of Longford and the Longford tartan: Conway, Fleming, Flood, Gaynor, McCormack, McGilligan, McHugh, McMaster, Mulroy, O’Farrell, O’Quinn, Ronan, Sheridan, Slevin and Tuite.
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