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A Shannonside TD claims the HSE isn't being transparent with the Health Minister on contract tracing in meat plants. Roscommon Galway Deputy Denis Naughten

It was back to business for the Irish racing industry at sun-kissed Naas this afternoon and the action lived up to its stellar billing.

One of the country's leading economists believes the Covid-19 pandemic could provide a unique long term opportunity for the Shannonside Northern Sound region.

People will be banned from using hosepipes from tomorrow in a bid to conserve water. It comes following the driest May in 170 years. At

A Roscommon priest is expressing his concern over how churches are going to turn away parishioners who cannot be accommodated at mass. Places of worship

The Bishop of Elphin has expressed his shock at the sudden death of Father Martin Mulvaney the parish priest of Rooskey. Father Mulvaney was a

Leitrim GAA Chairman Enda Stenston believes medical advice swung John Horan’s decision for the GAA to begin a resumption of activity. Horan told the

158 applications have been received by Leitrim's Local Enterprise office from companies looking for expert advice on how to cope with trading in the

St. Brigids GAA club notes week ending Sunday June seventh. <strong><u>Walking Track</u></strong> The club walking track will reopen on Monday eighth

Bank of Ireland has announced that the majority of its closed branches will reopen on 29 June. ATMs at these locations, which had withdrawn lodgement

Hairdressers have revealed proposals that they say should allow them to reopen earlier than planned. Currently salons are due to open up in the final

A Roscommon parish priest has been outlining how his local church intends to re-open to services and masses later this month. Fr Michael Donnelly

The Just Transition Commissioner believes the success of the plan to help communities move away from peat production will lie at the feet of County

It's hoped that a mural  in Carrick-on-Shannon, which depicts some of Leitrim's most famous writers and poets, will become a focal