The defendant who had 41 previous convictions appeared at Longford District Court
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It is one of 13 businesses that suffered significant damage during the devastating Grafton Court fire
The National Learning Network Longford branch has announced it will be moving soon despite having relocated twice during the past year.
It is one of 13 businesses that suffered significant damage during the devastating Grafton Court fire exactly one year ago today.
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The Longford branch is presently located at the N4 Axis Centre on the outskirts of the town.
However, National Learning Network management has stated they have plans to move back to their former Grafton Court premises within the next three months.
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The Grafton Court Fire occurred in Longford Town on July 28, 2024 and caused up to €3 million euro in damages.
The fire led to the closure of 13 businesses and up to 60 jobs were lost.
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