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Gardai in Longford responded to an incident on board on a train this morning regarding a possible breach of Covid 19 regulations. Officers responded to

Sligo Leitrim TD Marc Mac Sharry is being called on to apologise to public servants after describing some of them as using the pandemic to

It's been claimed that staff at St Christopher's service in Longford are at "breaking point" as a result of the Covid 19 pandemic

The two men who died in a Castleblayney crash yesterday had recently arrived in Ireland to work with a local construction company. Two Polish nationals

A Dublin man accused of falsely imprisoning and assaulting Quinn Industrial Holdings (QIH) director Kevin Lunney has failed in a bid to have the charges

The Minister for the Environment has been called on to address what has been described as the "alarming" decision to remove fire services in Castlerea.

Residents and landowners affected by flooding in the Carrick on Shannon catchment are being urged to give their input into a new flood relief scheme.

Almost €1.3 million has been allocated for local greenway projects. Minister Eamon Ryan announced over €4 million for 26 projects across the country today.

The government has done a u-turn on its position on the pandemic unemployment payment. Minister Heather Humphreys has confirmed people won't lose access

A youth cafe project in Longford has received a major financial boost from Longford County Council. Attic House recently purchased a yellow double decker bus,

Nursing Homes have been told there's no longer a need to limit the amount of visitors a resident can have. New guidelines have been

A west Roscommon man has been jailed for 13 months for punching his neighbour in the eye while holding a set of keys. Christopher McLoughlin,

Waterways Ireland is investigating an oil spill at Acres Lake in Drumshanbo today. It's understood the spill was alerted to Leitrim County Council by