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The Education Minister has apologised for a mistake in the Leaving Cert system that will impact the grades of 6,500 students. A mistake in

Inland Fisheries Ireland is appealing to people who see or suspect nets are being dropped into Shannonside Northern Sound waterways to report it. In September,

A Longford meat factory has confirmed that Covid-19 cases have been confirmed among staff. Testing of all staff at Green Pasture Meat processors in

Two errors have been found in the calculated grades process for the Leaving Cert. The mistakes may result in some students having their results upgraded

There has been a significant increase in the 14-day Covid rate in Monaghan and Roscommon. The counties have now the third and fourth highest

People living in and around Mohill are being encouraged to look at plans which are going on display from today to enhance the main street

Longford Cystic Fibrosis campaigner Jillian McNulty says the actions of students in Galway who gathered at events on Monday night were totally selfish. The Longford

The head of a number of hospitals in the region is appealing to the public to keep the local health services free for those who

Conservation measures on sections of the Athlone Town Wall at Court Devenish and Railway View in the town have been finished in recent days. The

The Post Officer network is in danger of collapsing without government assistance, according to a new independent report. The Grant Thornton review, commissioned by the

A north Longford Councillor is hopeful funding can be provided to finish a number of car parks in Granard to allow more trade take place

Longford Senior Men get their 20-21 Leinster League campaign underway this Sunday when they travel to Clondalkin. The game has been cleared to go

Gardai in Sligo-Leitrim recorded a 68% decrease in the number of drink driving offences detected in the second quarter of this year compared to

Roscommon is once again in the spotlight for possible restrictions due to a steep rise in Covid 19 cases in the county. There were 15