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Council to appoint specialist in bid to identify dangerous trees in Ballymahon district

Local authority chiefs are to launch a major offensive to try and encourage farmers and landowners to remove dangerous or defective trees from their holdings. Longford County Council are to go to tender over the next number of weeks with a view to ...

09 Jan 2020 at 15:00

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Longford County Council issues advice on putting out your bins during Covid-19 crisis

Longford County Council has issued advice on putting out your household bins during the current Covid-19 to reduce the potential for cross contamination. The council has asked that households heed the following advice: Bins to be presented on the ...

20 Mar 2020 at 14:20

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Broadband is key to recovery of county Longford

That was the overriding message delivered to government bosses last week as local politicians debated the practicalities of a plan which aims to connect 300,000 homes to high speed broadband by December 2018. Council CEO Paddy Mahon said the ...

21 May 2017 at 11:00

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Longford Households saving 5c a week from Local Property Tax

Homeowners across the county are saving an average of 5c a week in property tax reductions introduced by Longford County Council. Since 2015, two years after the controversial levy was introduced, elected members reserve the right to vary ...

22 May 2017 at 15:00

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