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Employers are being warned to be aware of the dangers associated with alcohol-based hand sanitiser. Dublin Fire Brigade has advised people to only store

A young Roscommon man has been praised for discovering an ancient oak bog boat that could be thousands of years old. A team of archaeologist

The Head of Enterprise at Leitrim County Council says funding for a new food tourism project in the region couldn't have come at a

The organisers of an event to support the Black Lives Matter movement are assuring the public that strict social distancing will be in operation. The

Concerns have been raised around the lack of people wearing facemasks. The current advice is that they should be worn in places where social distancing

Longford council is giving notice of the closure of the N55 between Edgeworthstown and Ballymahon next month. The proposed road closure will take place from

Public health officials are warning some people who've recovered from Covid-19 are still experiencing long-term side effects and aren't back to

The organisers of an anti-racism protest which had been scheduled to take place in Longford last Saturday have announced  they are going ahead with

Green Party leader Eamon Ryan has apologised for using the n-word in the Dáil. But some of his party councillors have expressed disappointment

Eight more people with Covid-19 have passed away in the Republic. The death toll from the disease since the beginning of the outbreak stands

Sinn Féin TD Martin Kenny says he was “shocked” to hear that a vehicle recovered in the investigation into the false imprisonment of Kevin

A Longford TD, who's been critcised for writing a letter to the courts on behalf of some men involved in a violent incident last

The Aidan O’Brien and Jessica Harrington strings might have been grabbing the headlines but Ger Lyons is another trainer who will be pleased with

Former Fianna Fail Senator Terry Leyden has said he believes the party may have to yet consider going into government with Sinn Fein and the