An artist's impression of the proposed student development in Athlone. Inset: Mark Cunningham and his son, Mark Jnr
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27 Jan 2022
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27 Jan 2022
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Fresh from confirmation that UK leisure group Center Parcs has been given the go-ahead to build a €233m holiday village at Newcastle Wood, it is fair to say Ballymahon is very much on the crest of a wave at the moment.
In keeping with that feel-good factor, the Longford Leader is proud to produce a full-colour, 24-page supplement on the south Longford town.
Entitled 'Ballymahon - a town on the crest of a wave,' this special, once-off edition features local shops and businesses, the importance of shopping locally as well as highlighting Ballymahon's many attractions.
See this week’s Longford Leader for more.
Over €70,000 worth of suspected cannabis plans, cannabis herb and cash have been seized by gardaí following a search of a house in Arva overnight
Longford County Council have secured a deal to buy Longford greyhound track
Talks aimed procuring a new site for Meán Scoil Mhuire are nearing a conclusion, the Leader has learned
One of Longford’s best known contemporary poets, Noel Monahan Picture: Shelley Corcoran
A view of a damaged council owned property in Longford town
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