News - Roscommon

A Longford businesswoman who pleaded guilty to what a judge called a 'calculated crime of deception' will avoid jail if a report finds she is

The N5 at Scramogue Cross outside Strokestown has re-opened this evening following a fatal road traffic collision this morning. Three cars were involved in

Three people have pleaded guilty to driving offences arising out of three separate fatal road crashes in Roscommon. The two men and one woman will

Parents whose children are being denied school bus tickets, are being forced to consider giving up their jobs. That's the claim from one Longford

Commiserations to Kate Nolan, Lauren Curran and the Roscommon Ladies who were narrowly defeated by Westmeath in the All-Ireland Intermediate football championship semi-final

Roscommon town will be lit up for Christmas this evening. In keeping with Covid19 restrictions and in order to keep everyone safe, Santa Claus will

Two men must remain in prison after they refused to give undertakings to stay away from a Co Roscommon farm, which was the scene of

The newly formed Divisional Protective Services Unit in the Roscommon/Longford Garda division is encouraging people who may have victims of sexual assault, child abuse

Students at Colaiste Chiaran in south county Roscommon will have access to more sports facilities from next week. The large campus already has two outdoor

A 22-year old man charged with threatening to kill another man in Leitrim has been remanded in custody until next month. Dylan Sherlock, with

A major power outage is being reported in Roscommon this morning. Over eight-hundred customers have been affected by the outage reported just after 9am.

A Traveller representative group says all members of society, not just Travellers need to live within the public health guidelines and Level 5 restrictions. Video

Residents are returning to two wards at the Sacred Heart Hospital in Roscommon after major renovations. The HSE has confirmed that essential fire safety works

Longford and Cavan County Councils are spending €33,000 and €14,000 more respectively on social housing units from private developers when compared to building