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By: Eoghan Murphy
A complaint has been lodged with Leitrim County Council.
The south Leitrim town won the overall award in the SuperValu competition last year, for the first time.
Under the proposal, a combination of houses and apartments would be built at Dromod Beg.
Building work is well under way on the project, which is behind the old Royal Hotel.
Roscommon County Council says 66 social homes will potentially be delivered in the county this year.
Minister for Education, Hildegarde Naughton, confirmed the allocation for St Brigid's National School in Drumcong.
Just over €25,500 has been allocated to Vita House Family Centre in Co Roscommon.
By: Eoghan Murphy
Dr Michael Feely, from Dublin, passed away following the incident in Boyle last Tuesday.
By: Eoghan Murphy
The council is making the area more pedestrian friendly, with more landscaped areas.
Barnardos is calling on the government to make school uniforms more affordable, and reduce the cost of compulsory technology.
