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06 Sept 2025
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Part of facade of former Leitrim pub collapses
Gardai helped with traffic diversions this afternoon after part of the exterior of a former pub fell onto the nearby footpath.
According to the garda press office, local Gardaí were called to the scene this afternoon, September 8 at approximately 2.10pm.
The building has been assessed by local authorities.
A Longford man who spent a month in an induced coma in a Spanish hospital after being found unresponsive while out swimming has made a miraculous recovery.
IDA chiefs to construct multi million euro FDI site in Longford
The state agency responsible for attracting and retaining inward foreign direct investment to Ireland has revealed plans to build a state of the art building in Longford aimed at luring a large multinational company to the county.
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