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A Boyle resident is condemning the actions of people who've recently vandalised the public toilets provided by Roscommon County Council at Doon Shore on

CBS Roscommon claimed the Irish Schools Senior title at Macroom on Tuesday seeing off Royal Belfast Academical Institute in the final. Having seen off the

Indoor gatherings will be limited to six people from three different households in new measures to be announced by the government. A far more significant

Sligo/Leitrim TD and Minister of State Frank Feighan is encouraging local tourism businesses to apply for a new Covid-10 Adaptation Fund which has

A Granard company has lodged an appeal with An Bord Pleanála against a decision by Longford County Council to refuse it planning permission for

The President of Athlone Institute of Technology says they are hoping to deliver as much as is possible on campus when the colleges return next

A Roscommon Galway TD says Ireland needs leadership, clarity and to pull back on the green jersey to manage this resurgence of Corona Virus cases.

Work is underway to repair the access road and car park at Centre Point Retail park in Roscommon. Motorists had been expressing concern over large

Athlone IT is to proceed with a new building for Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths or STEM subjects. The Westmeath college is one six successful

A local secondary school principal has moved to reassure parents and students that the leaving cert predicted grading system here will work. Des Cullen is

Hanly Quarries in north Roscommon is applying for planning permission to extend its quarrying operations at Cuilrevagh and Laragan, Elphin. The application is seeking permission

The owner of the Grind coffee cart on the N4 is to return to trading in the coming days after a Carrick-on-Shannon business

Cabinteely moved five points clear at the top of the SSE Airtricity League first division after dismantling Longford Town 3-1 in Bishopsgate. Mistakes were

A Shannonside mother of four, is calling on the government and schools to ease the financial burden associated with Covid 19 regulations on returning to