The rural crime event is being organised by the Enough is Enough group, who recently held a protest rally in Castlerea.

The 53rd edition of the event will take place from the 20th to 26th of September next year.

A spokesperson confirmed it would begin the process of relocating the 26 Ukrainian refugees currently housed there.

The 'Go Yellow' project from Longford Town and Cormac Petrie from Knockcroghery were each recognised for their contribution to the community.

Sinn Féin Deputy Claire Kerrane says moving the service for a period of six to eight weeks was 'unacceptable'.

The text tells the individual that they are entitled to discounted electricity bills under the emergency benefit scheme.

Initial work has begun on the site at Lissywollen as part of plans to house up to 1,000 international protection applicants.

The 70-year-old, from Ballymote, is running alongside Sligo councillor Edel McSharry in a two-candidate strategy in the constituency.