Gardai have sealed off a section of the Ardnacassa estate in Longford town following a serious incident
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25 Jan 2022
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Sorting of votes in the 2016 General Election for the constituency of Longford-Westmeath is underway in the Kenagh Count Centre.
The polls closed last night at 10pm. Nationally turnout is around 65%. Voting was brisk throughout the day yesterday in Longford and a glance at some polling stations in rural areas show strong turnout figures - Mullinalaghta 73%, Ballinalee 70%, Drumlish 68%, Cullyfad 65% and Killoe 65%.
Keep up with the latest news on our Live Blog : http://www.longfordleader.ie/news/home/203361/-GE16---Live-coverage.html
Employers who fail to give good reasons for rejecting requests for home, remote or hybrid working could find themselves before the courts.
'No to Derryadd Wind Farm' group outside Longford County Council headquarters
'Women cannot wait' - Equality committee to discuss Bill for paid domestic violence leave
Leia Victory as 'Snow White' on stage during Longford's traditional panto at St Mel's College along with dancers Picture: Frank McGrath
A view of the beautiful interior at Edgeworthstown Community Library Picture: Shelley Corcoran
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