24/10/2021
24/10/2021
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Senator Micheál Carrigy
St Christopher's Services Longford is to receive €200,000 for its Imagination Pathway project.
The announcement has been welcomed by Senator Micheàl Carrigy.
He commented, "The Imagination Pathway project will develop supports for individuals living with intellectual and physical disabilities to develop independence to participate in education, training and employment; assisting individuals to access education, training and employment; and building relationships and capacity of employers to recruit and retain individuals with intellectual disabilities within their workforce."
BREAKING: Teen accused of vicious assault on Longford man to undergo psychiatric assessment
A teenager accused of allegedly carrying out a vicious attack on a man while out walking his dog in Longford town has been remanded in custody.
The cover of Seán Ó Súilleabháin's new book Longford’s Republican Story 1900-2000 which will be launched in a series of events over the coming week
Agriculture Minister Charlie McConalogue
IFA President Tim Cullinan
Longford Tourism is launching a video to promote EZxploring in Longford
Laura Gilmore Anderson
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