28/09/2021
28/09/2021
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'Accident waiting to happen' says Drumlish councillor
n the first motion, Cllr Brady told the Longford Co Council that some trees in the Old Graveyard in Drumlish had been uprooted and were leaning over headstones. “These need to be cut and removed before they cause serious damage,” he ...
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Marquee in Drumlish Festival set to thrill Longford music lovers over four nights in August
The Marquee in Drumlish Festival is back this year from August 18 -21 and what a line-up of musical entertainment there is in store. Committee member Ciarán Lennon said the launch was very well attended and he thanked all those who ...
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History of Drumlish publication in the pipeline
Of particular interest is DNA/Ancestry/Genealogy and so if anyone in the area has had their DNA tested or intends having it done and are interested in sharing or comparing their results, the local committee would welcome that for inclusion in the ...
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Ballinalee man in 'serious condition' in hospital after Drumlish accident
The 24-year-old local man sustained serious injuries during an incident at Mary Street, Drumlish Village at approximately 8.35pm. He was later removed to the Midland Regional Hospital in Mullingar where his condition has been ...
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Delight at €6m for 'enormous' Ballymahon hub project but disappointment in Drumlish
It is a bitter sweet Monday morning for county Longford. The people of Ballymahon are celebrating after the approval of almost €6 million in funding for the Pobal le Cheile community hub project. However, there is acute disappointment in ...
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