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A Longford County Councillor is making a last-minute appeal to the government to make sure a former Minister is given a junior role in

Garda in Leitrim are investigating a number of break-ins that occurred at businesses and offices in Carrick on Shannon and Mohill recently. The most

A man in his 30s is recovering in hospital after being beaten up by a burglar in Co Tipperary. He was assaulted after chasing the

The HSE is set to launch its Covid-19 contact tracing app this week. However, it's subject to an agreement from Cabinet to release

Gardai are warning all dog owners in the Shannonside Northern Sound region that they could face prosecution if their dog is found to have attacked

A Longford TD has called on the Minister for Health to provide additional staff and services for children needing urgent orthodontic treatment in the Shannonside

The Beara Breifne Way, which runs through the Shannonside Northern Sound Region is to receive €300,000 in funding from the Rural Regeneration and Development

A 22-year-old man has pleaded guilty to possession of a taser, in the shape of a knuckleduster, in Longford last year. The young

Ciarán Comerford has stepped down from his post as manager of the Roscommon hurling team. Comerford was appointed Roscommon manager in November 2017. The

The road between Lanesboro and Ballymahon has re-opened following a crash yesterday evening, The incident happened at around 6.30pm, when a car left

Longford/Westmeath Fine Gael Deputy Peter Burke says he's more hopeful than optimistic of getting any of the Junior Minister positions that will be

Sligo-Leitrim TD Marian Harkin is calling on the government to provide emergency assistance for a north Leitrim community affected by a devastating mudslide. Landslides

A man has been critically injured following a road crash in Longford tonight. The man, who was the only occupant of a car, was seriously

The Cathaoirleach of Leitrim County Council is hopeful of significant support for people affected by a massive mudslide in north Leitrim. Thousands of tonnes of