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South Longford councillors express concern over budget allocation of €20,000 for tourism projects

Cllr Mark Casey (Ind) was among the first to voice his opposition to the funding request which was made by Director of Services, Barbara Heslin. “The salary for the tourism officer will come from central funding while funding for the work that she ...

06 Feb 2018 at 15:00

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Ballymahon councillors turn heat on transport bosses over budget cuts

The news came from county engineer Alan Slattery who informed those gathered that Transport Infrastructure Ireland (TII) had cut the 2018 roads budget, but the revelations, however, were not all bad as the local authority remained hopeful that ...

14 Mar 2018 at 14:00

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Public meeting to consider Ballymahon to Athlone routes

These latest developments will be presented at a public meeting later this month where locals will also be invited to make submissions in respect of matters. ALSO READ: New Ballymahon to Athlone route sparks fears of Center Parcs headache ...

08 Nov 2018 at 10:00

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Edgeworthstown traffic island is a 'hazard', claims Ross

During a recent meeting of Ballymahon Municipal District Cllr Paul Ross (FG) asked Longford Co Council to remove the remains of the traffic island on Pound Street “in the interest of public safety”. Cllr Ross said, in his notice of ...

15 Feb 2018 at 12:00

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