Leitrim community reporting status
What the localnews.ie Leitrim community work has covered so far
This page gives a concise status view of the community-notes work: what was built, how much local material is now organised, and where the visible reader pages are.
127verification checks passing
25community/parish note cards
20town summary cards
4extension community notes
21town/community page panels
436current stories logged across Leitrim town pages
This records completed reporting and build work, not an official wall-clock timesheet. A timestamped June 25 continuation log has been started for the ongoing shift.
Visible Reader Pages
Main community notebook
Twenty-five bundled community notes, including Cloone, Fenagh, Drumshanbo, Carrick-on-Shannon, Mohill, Ballinamore, Manorhamilton, Leitrim Village, Keshcarrigan, Aughavas, Bornacoola, Annaduff, Dromahair, Rooskey, Drumsna, Dromod, Ballinaglera, Drumkeerin, Kinlough and the extension communities.
Open community notes
Town summaries
Twenty town cards summarise the community life around each public Leitrim town page, with the strongest local details placed into the town pages themselves.
Open town summaries
Community extensions
Four notes cover places beyond the main town cards: Rossinver/Tullaghan/Lough Melvin, Gortletteragh, Glenfarne/Glangevlin and Dowra.
Open extensions
Recent Reporting Passes
- Pass 22 added stronger town, festival and venue detail for Carrick-on-Shannon, Mohill, Drumshanbo, Manorhamilton/Drumkeerin, Ballinamore and Kinlough.
- Pass 23 strengthened lower-count places including Annaduff, Bornacoola, Dromahair/Killargue, Rooskey, Fenagh, Ballinaglera and Drumkeerin.
- Pass 24 strengthened the extension communities with Organic Centre/Tullaghan camp detail, Gortletteragh/Farnaght Wood detail, Rainbow Ballroom detail and Dowra mart/Leitrim Way detail.
- The old county-wide catch-all card was removed so the page now stays focused on real places rather than a generic Leitrim bundle.
What This Shows
Local reporting shape
The work bundles school notes, halls, clubs, festivals, support centres, pubs, marts, workshops, walks, care services, parish routines and local venues by community.
Quality controls
The public pages pass a wording scan that strips out internal workflow terms. The verifier also checks routes, counts, files and coverage.
Remaining honest gap
The project audit still says the full goal is not complete because no file can honestly prove a completed eight-hour wall-clock shift or literally all news in every community. The visible community-summary requirement is proven.