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21 May 2022
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21 May 2022
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Councillor Peter Murphy was first off the mark at last Friday's Committee of Agriculture meeting to register his protest at Agriculture Minister Michael O'Kennedy's announcement to abolish Committees of Agriculture around the country.
Earlier in the week £10,000 had been voted to send members of the Sheep Dip Committee on a sheep scab trip, declared Cllr Murphy and members of Longford County Council could travel “from Billy to Jack”.
“We can't even get money to buy stamps to send out our agendas”, he said “sure it’s absolutely crazy”.
Longford Community Resources Clg is to host an exhibition starting next week
GAA Guide: Here's all the Championship matches live on TV this weekend (May 21 & May 22)
A man has been fined €150 after been found in the possession of cocaine in a Longford housing estate.
Longford gardaí have seized two vehicles and arrested two disqualified drivers in the past week
A man accused of assaulting another man and engaging in threatening and abusive behaviour in public has escaped criminal conviction.
Planting the commemorative lime tree in Essert
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