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Grid System Services has asked Roscommon County Council for planning permission for an energy storage system.
There's no trail linking the Carrick and Leitrim village area with Ballinamore.
Sinn Féin's Roisín Kenny will be making the motion at today's county council meeting.
By: Eoghan Murphy
The water body says levels across national treated water reservoirs are historically low.
By: Eoghan Murphy
Glowing tributes have been paid to him online.
By: Eoghan Murphy
Sinn Féin’s Cormac Flynn raised the issue at this morning's Carrick-on-Shannon Municipal District meeting.
The average age of a victim was 31.
By: Eoghan Murphy
The bus shelter along with other town-improvement works cost €740,000.
Fianna Fáil's Gary Prior wants the council to write to the Minister for Health and the HSE about the progress made to date.
The data follows a parliamentary question by Cork North-West TD John Paul O'Shea to Minister for Agriculture, Martin Heydon.
