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Longford Council to review Doherty’s Cross

Motorists are being advised of the importance of reporting minor road traffic incidents to ensure local authorities have relevant information to address problem roads. The request was make by Cllr Colin Dalton when discussing a notice of motion ...

04 Sept 2022 at 08:05

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Calls for dogs to be banned on scenic walks in Longford as fouling fears intensify

Councillors last week discussed the merits of installing additional dig bins and bag dispensers across all public highways in an effort to keep a lid on the problem. Cllr Gerry Warnock referenced Longford’s Royal Canal route as one such area ...

25 Feb 2022 at 08:00

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Granard MD's newest councillor Colin Dalton keen to hit ground running

Longford County Council’s newest elected member has vowed to uphold the interests of the county’s younger population as one of his key electoral goals over the next four years. Colin Dalton assumed the seat vacated by predecessor Micheal ...

19 Jun 2020 at 11:00

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Fine Gael seat stays in Ballinalee as Colin Dalton elected to replace Senator Micheál Carrigy on Longford County Council

Well known GAA figure Colin Dalton from Ballinalee has been successfully elected as Longford County Council's newest member. A vacancy emerged on the local authority following the recent election of outgoing Cathaoirleach Micheál ...

16 May 2020 at 15:46

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