The HSE yesterday included the project in its 2025 service plan - but it's only at appraisal stage.

People will be asked to put themselves forward for the position, after the councillor died in February.

The 87-year-old was found dead at the back of his house in Rooskey in January 2020, and his family believes he was attacked.

It happened on the N67 at Tonroe, Oranmore, when a car and motorbike collided shortly after 4 pm.

Submissions have been lodged with Roscommon County Council, who will decide whether to give it planning permission.

Martin Dunne from Roscommon Town Heritage says it's great that the sign is back safe with the proper owners.

They call to people's homes looking for work, such as painting and powerwashing.

The US President says the trade measure will help to make America wealthy again but Irish officials say they're disappointed with the announcement.