County Longford Public Participation Network Municipal District held plenary meetings in Granard, Ballymahon and Longford town recently.  The County Longford Public Participation Network (PPN) is the main link through which Longford County Council and other decision making bodies connect with the community, voluntary, social inclusion and environmental sectors. Check out their website HERE Longford people urged to have their say on crime and safety in county PICTURES | Longford event celebrates International Women’s Day The benefits of joining Longford PPN are; Access to relevant information on funding and grants coming through Longford County Council. Vote as an organisation to elect members on to the PPN Secretariat. Receipt of regular information which highlights and promotes the work of the PPN and the activities of its member community groups The opportunity to input into decisions of Longford County Council that impact your local area or group through participation in the various committees of the council. An opportunity to network with and learn from other organisations in County Longford Have your views heard and contribute to local policy and decision making. Longford PPN contact details:  Longford PPNLongford County CouncilÁras an ChontaeGreat Water StreetLongford N39 NH56 Email: PPN@longfordcoco.ie  Siobhán Cronogue 087 261 5583 scronogue@longfordcoco.ie  Helen Gorman 043 3344223 hgorman@longfordcoco.ie placeholder image
County Longford Public Participation Network Municipal District held plenary meetings in Granard, Ballymahon and Longford town recently.  The County Longford Public Participation Network (PPN) is the main link through which Longford County Council and other decision making bodies connect with the community, voluntary, social inclusion and environmental sectors. Check out their website HERE Longford people urged to have their say on crime and safety in county PICTURES | Longford event celebrates International Women’s Day The benefits of joining Longford PPN are; Access to relevant information on funding and grants coming through Longford County Council. Vote as an organisation to elect members on to the PPN Secretariat. Receipt of regular information which highlights and promotes the work of the PPN and the activities of its member community groups The opportunity to input into decisions of Longford County Council that impact your local area or group through participation in the various committees of the council. An opportunity to network with and learn from other organisations in County Longford Have your views heard and contribute to local policy and decision making. Longford PPN contact details:  Longford PPNLongford County CouncilÁras an ChontaeGreat Water StreetLongford N39 NH56 Email: [email protected]  Siobhán Cronogue 087 261 5583 [email protected]  Helen Gorman 043 3344223 [email protected] 

PICTURES | County Longford Public Participation Network Municipal District plenary meetings

By Longford Leader Reporter
Published 20th Mar 2022, 10:00 GMT
Updated 21st Mar 2022, 10:29 GMT

Caption: Tess Murphy, who chaired the County Longford Public Participation Network Municipal District (MD) plenary meeting for Granard MD members, pictured with Dearbhla Massey, Kathleen Dowd and Laura McPhillips Picture: Shelley Corcoran

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Caption: Tess Murphy, who chaired the County Longford Public Participation Network Municipal District (MD) plenary meeting for Granard MD members, pictured with Dearbhla Massey, Kathleen Dowd and Laura McPhillips Picture: Shelley Corcoran

Caption: At the County Longford PPN Granard MD plenary meeting on Tuesday, March 8 in Granard Library were; Pozy Greene, Garda Tracey Shanley, Stephen McEvoy, Ber Fagan, Eileen Finan, Fiona Macken, Joe Murphy, Inspector Dave Jordan, Edel Cadam, Patrick Quinn, Janine Bartley LCSP Coordinator, Siobhán Cronogue, Tess Murphy, Dearbhla Massey, Kathleen Dowd and Laura McPhillips Picture: Shelley Corcoran

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Caption: At the County Longford PPN Granard MD plenary meeting on Tuesday, March 8 in Granard Library were; Pozy Greene, Garda Tracey Shanley, Stephen McEvoy, Ber Fagan, Eileen Finan, Fiona Macken, Joe Murphy, Inspector Dave Jordan, Edel Cadam, Patrick Quinn, Janine Bartley LCSP Coordinator, Siobhán Cronogue, Tess Murphy, Dearbhla Massey, Kathleen Dowd and Laura McPhillips Picture: Shelley Corcoran

Caption: Tony Headon (Longford Sports Partnership), Sonia Fitzmaurice (Longford Women's Link Domestic Violence Service), Natalie O'Reilly (Longford Women's Link Domestic Violence Service), James Belton (Local Community Safety Partnership) and Garda Jerome Tully at the County Longford Public Participation Network Municipal District (MD) plenary meeting for Ballymahon MD members on Wednesday, March 9 in Ballymahon library Picture: Shelley Corcoran

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Caption: Tony Headon (Longford Sports Partnership), Sonia Fitzmaurice (Longford Women's Link Domestic Violence Service), Natalie O'Reilly (Longford Women's Link Domestic Violence Service), James Belton (Local Community Safety Partnership) and Garda Jerome Tully at the County Longford Public Participation Network Municipal District (MD) plenary meeting for Ballymahon MD members on Wednesday, March 9 in Ballymahon library Picture: Shelley Corcoran

Caption: Philip Butler (Abbeyshrule Tidy Towns), Pat Kelleher (Ardagh Community Centre), Frances Esler (Tashinny Development Group), Patricia and Seamus O'Donnell (Barry Development Association) at the County Longford PPN Ballymahon Municipal District plenary meeting Picture: Shelley Corcoran

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Caption: Philip Butler (Abbeyshrule Tidy Towns), Pat Kelleher (Ardagh Community Centre), Frances Esler (Tashinny Development Group), Patricia and Seamus O'Donnell (Barry Development Association) at the County Longford PPN Ballymahon Municipal District plenary meeting Picture: Shelley Corcoran

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