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A French consortium is coming to Longford to look at the Annaly Hotel, which is on the market for €150,000.
The selling agent, Longford town auctioneer Fintan McGill, told the Longford Leader that he expects the premises to fetch in the region of €250,000.
The Annaly Hotel is one of Longford town’s landmark premises for decades but it has been closed for a number of years. The hotel contains 38 bedrooms.
For more on this story, see this week's Longford Leader.
Longford Town FC manager Gary Cronin, who has guided the club into the promotion play-offs with four fixtures still to play in the SSE Airtricity League First Division
Rian Brady on the ball for Mullinalaghta in his bid to evade a blocking attempt from Dromard opponent Fionn Hourican. Action from the SFC semi-final Photo: Syl Healy
Longford's Lough Ree Distillery hosting event to mark start of its Irish whiskey distillation
The purpose of the survey is to understand mental health and the workplace
John Kearney, NCSE CEO, Eithne Walsh, Feach Head of Advocacy & Communications, Toni O'Dwyer National Services Manager, NCBI Children & Young Persons team, Lorna Fitzpatrick, NCBI Advocacy & Engagement
This announcement signals the latest phase in the Government’s Micro-generation Support Scheme
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