Roscommon County Council gave the go ahead for the development which includes ten mainstream classrooms and two ASD classes.

It's part of the Arigna 35 festival which is running until this Saturday.

A Labour TD is calling on the Health Minister to ban parking charges for patients and staff.

It includes communications cabins and associated site works within a palisade fenced compound.

From October 3rd, messages from unregistered businesses will be blocked entirely.

Once finished, the new development could facilitate up to 40 jobs.

It comes as the government has announced a new Commission of Investigation, which will examine allegations of abuse in schools across Ireland.

The demonstration is due to start at 6pm this evening.