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...him that the clinics in the county were due to be “realigned”. “From August 12, 2013, clinics in Ballinalee, Kenagh and SMEAR will be closed,” Deputy Bannon confirmed.

31 Jul 2013 at 12:30

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North Longford

... At 3 o’clock as a fun event there will be a vintage parade to start the ploughing on the 14th up the ladies road to top of SMEAR Hill. On next Friday 29th there will be a press night in Gerry McCabes Glenview pub at 9 sharp. So with everything in line,...

27 Jul 2011 at 12:51

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Mullinalaghta

...Diary On this Sunday 18th August a ploughing and heritage day will take place on the farm of Eugene and Bernadette Reilly, SMEAR. What is always an enjoyable occasion ploughing for all classes will be catered for including loy digging. As usual the...

17 Aug 2013 at 10:17

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Three garda
stations to close at end
of January

...and down the county. The Leader has learned that Ardagh’s current serving garda has been allocated to Edgeworthstown with SMEAR, just outside the north Longford village of Aughnacliffe, taking in an additional member from Ballinalee Station. Similarly,...

16 Jan 2013 at 18:00

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Stock piles of grit available at locations across Longford

... Ardagh Car park/open area behind the playground. Moyne Moyne Chip Dump Legga Church Carpark opposite Dromard GAA Pitch SMEAR Road Ladies Road at Junction with Aughnacliffe Arva Road Granard Depot Abbeylara GAA Car Park Willsbrook Cross Toome,...

28 Feb 2018 at 18:17

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€30,000 funding boost for Longford sensory garden projects

...” he said. Also read: Ballymahon's Maura Higgins uses her 'fanny flutters' catch phrase to highlight the importance of SMEAR tests

23 Sept 2019 at 10:00

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String of road improvements in pipeline across north Longford

...the Local Improvement Scheme (LIS) and €250,000 has been approved under that,” Mr Coppinger added. “Priority areas include SMEAR and Drumlish at the Old Forge where water restoration works have been carried out.” Meanwhile, Cllr Luie McEntire (FF) paid...

14 Jun 2018 at 11:00

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BREAKING | Longford households hit with night time water restrictions

Irish Water, working in partnership with Longford County Council, wishes to advise customers supplied by SMEAR Water Treatment Plant and surrounding areas of night time restrictions due to ongoing mechanical issues onsite at the treatment plant. The night...

18 Jul 2021 at 20:55

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67th Longford Association in London dinner dance

... Des Devine, John F Ward (Sonnagh), Pat Devine (Carrickateane), Séamus Murtagh (Rosduff), James Murtagh and Jim Curran (SMEAR)

02 Feb 2023 at 10:00

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Ballinalee

...Ticket-Hotel: Emily Hall, Kenagh. 2nd Prize Yearly Lotto Ticket 2015: Sean Hagen, Bunlahy. 3rd prize: â‚¬50 Patrick Reilly, SMEAR, Aughnacliffe. Many thanks to all who supported and well done to the winners. All-Ireland Boxes draw Congratulations to...

27 Sept 2014 at 08:32

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Emma Mhic Mhathúna was 'failed by the State', says Longford councillor

...for years. “10 years ago the Fianna Fáil government of the day was warned that up to one thousand women’s readings of SMEAR tests could be misdiagnosed, including women from across Co Longford,” she continued. “Here we are exactly 10 years later...

10 Oct 2018 at 16:00

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North Longford water restrictions in place to be phased out on Sunday

The restrictions will be in place nightly from 10pm to 8am until Sunday, July 25 impacting the following areas: Derrynacross, Cornafunshin, Kilmahon, Letterggeeragh, Lettergullion, Crowdrumman, Brocklagh, Monaduff, Gaigue, Derawley, Dooroc, ...

23 Jul 2021 at 12:00

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