The scene of the damage which was caused to Cooney's Hotel in Ballymahon last year
23/10/2021
23/10/2021
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Longford county council planning department have confirmed the successful application from MFG Construction Ltd for the construction of a 24 house residential development at Rathcronan, Granard, Co Longford.
The application was first made to the council on 20/12/2018 and the development will comprise of 4 no. detached single storey three bedroom units, 12 semi-detached single storey two bedroom units and 8 semi-detached single storey two bedroom units.
Works approved also include the provision of a new entrance, access road, green open space and boundary walls/fences, as well as an internal access road. It also includes the connection of the development to public services with sewer and water supply.
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LPJ Contractors also received confirmation that their application to complete the construction of a residential estate at Esker Glen, Drumlish has been successful.
They will now complete the construction of the partially complete houses numbered from 29 to 42 inclusive.
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Some of the cash which was retrieved following a search carried out earlier today
Some of the cash and drugs which were seized by gardaí earlier today
Deaths in Longford - Friday October 22, 2021
Nadim Hussain came to Ireland from India after his parents were killed during a conflict in March of 2018.
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