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Three men remain in garda custody this morning following a large street party in Castletroy, Co Limerick. Gardai were alerted to reports of a gathering

A Leitrim website developer says companies hoping to make the most of their internet presence need to actively engage with potential customers Dave McEvoy, of

A further 359 Covid-19 cases have been confirmed - the lowest daily figure since mid-December. 14 additional deaths have also been recorded. There are

A major clean operation is underway to clear an area behind the former Magnet Ballroom in Strokestown. Councillor Tom Crosby has highlighted years of indiscriminate

Leitrim hotelier Joe Dolan says the huge investment launched today in visitor facilities on and beside the River Shannon will encourage major private investment as

Gemma O'Doherty and John Waters have failed to overturn a decision not to allow them to bring a legal challenge to Covid-19 emergency

Over €6 million euro is to be spent on a new outpatients department at Mullingar hospital. The new department has been approved for inclusion in

A local tourism provider believes the launch of a new masterplan for town and villages along the Shannon is a major lifeline for rural areas

A Leitrim group is calling for the ban on public masses to be lifted immediately. The Leitrim for Life group also says it is asking

A man in his 30s has been arrested in relation to a firework attack on gardai at a protest in Dublin on Saturday. He was

Adult respite provided by St. Christopher's Service in Longford Town has been found to be fully compliant in all areas of care following a

IN2 Engineering are seeking Mechanical & Electrical Building Service Engineers to join their team. Positions available in their Athlone or Dublin Offices, ideal for those

The Junior Sports Minister says he wouldn't be comfortable with horse trainer Gordon Elliot being involved in the Cheltenham Festival. Jack Chambers says he