Death notice: Nancy Guckian (Mohill)
Nancy Guckian of Mohill, Leitrim. Published on rip.ie.
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Nancy Guckian of Mohill, Leitrim. Published on rip.ie.
Míċeál Casey of Mohill, Leitrim. Published on rip.ie.
Two new special classes have been approved for primary schools in Ballinamore and Mohill, bringing the total sanctioned in Leitrim to eight. Two new special classes have been sanctioned in County Leitrim, providing additional educational supports for children with additional needs in the loca
11 May 2026 · Leitrim Observer
Nineteen-year-old Mohill artist DJ K Fusion releases his third album Puzzles, blending emotion and AI-assisted creativity inspired by his experience as an autistic musician. Nineteen-year-old Mohill musician Keanu McGee, and also known as ‘DJ K Fusion’, has released his third album titled Puz
03 May 2026 · Leitrim Observer
Leitrim athletes Dylan Farrell, Keanu McGee and Fintan Smyth are preparing to join 150 competitors from across Ireland at the national Fitness Inclusion Games in Dublin. Three athletes from Leitrim are set to take part in Irish Wheelchair Association’s (IWA) Fitness Inclusion Games in Dublin
26 Apr 2026 · Leitrim Observer
The Mohill Community and Sports Hub have applied for permission to construct a new 50 metre by 34 metre synthetically surfaced sport pitch The Mohill Community and Sports Hub have applied for permission to construct a new 50 metre by 34 metre synthetically surfaced sport pitch as well as erec
22 Apr 2026 · Leitrim ObserverLeitrim County Council is inviting expressions of interest to run a mobile sauna at Glencar Waterfall, Gulladoo Lake, Lough Rinn, and Tullaghan this summer. Applications close 24 April 2026.
16 Apr 2026 · Leitrim County CouncilElizabeth Johnson is seeking permission Retention permission is sought for alterations to existing plans, elevations and site layout (previously approved Pl. Reg. No. 3463) and all ancillary & associated site works at Lords Avenue, Rinn, Mohill, Co. Leitrim, N41 VX44. Incompleted Application.
Geraldine Kennedy sought retention permission for changes made to a single-storey house at Oghill, Mohill, including alterations to the house design, location of the septic tank and percolation area that vary from a 1991 permission. The application also sought permission to demolish a domestic fuel store to the rear and retain new site boundaries. The 109 square metre house sits on 0.295 hectares…
Elizabeth Woods is seeking permission conversion of existing granary to living accommodation and all associated works at Gortfadda, Mohill, Co. Leitrim. New Application.
Holy Week begins Monday March 30 with extended masses and adoration across Mohill, Fenagh and Eslin. Easter Sunday masses are April 5 at 9am (Eslin), 10am (Mohill) and 11.30am (Fenagh), with food blessing on Holy Saturday at noon.
30 Mar 2026 · Mohill ParishAsh Wednesday mass kicks off Lent on Feb 18. Bishop Paul Connell leads a diocesan pilgrimage to Lourdes May 30–June 4 from Knock Airport (from €989). Mohill Community College choir performs at Knock Basilica on March 5 to support SVP.
12 Feb 2026 · Mohill ParishAsh Wednesday marks the start of Lent on Feb 18. Bishop Paul Connell is leading a diocesan pilgrimage to Lourdes May 30–June 4 from Knock (from €989). A Divine Mercy Conference in Dublin Feb 27–Mar 1 features speakers and healing services.
12 Feb 2026 · Mohill ParishRegular weekday masses continue Monday to Friday at 10am with rosary after. Weekend confessions available Saturdays at 7pm in Mohill. Eucharistic Adoration continues Thursdays after 10am mass.
20 Jan 2026 · Mohill ParishThe Epiphany of the Lord is celebrated Tuesday, January 6th with masses at 7.30pm Monday and 10am/11.30am Tuesday across the parish. Regular weekday masses continue Monday to Friday at 10am, with confessions on Saturday evenings.
06 Jan 2026 · Mohill ParishThe parish is urgently recruiting lay ministers to fill staffing gaps—training provided. Also: a free online Advent retreat from the Priory Institute, plus the Christmas Craft Fair comes to Hyde Street December 11–13.
24 Nov 2025 · Mohill ParishThe parish is calling for volunteers to train as readers and Eucharistic Ministers. Meanwhile, planning permission is now in place for the new Parish Centre, with contractor tenders expected by end of November. Fr Manuel Casillas, a Comboni Missionary, visits Nov 22–23 to share 26 years of missionar
11 Nov 2025 · Mohill ParishFull planning permission is now approved for the Parish Centre project, with tender documents being prepared for local building contractors. The Fire Safety Certificate application has also been lodged.
22 Oct 2025 · Mohill ParishFull planning permission is now in place for the Parish Centre development, with fire safety certification lodged and tender documents being prepared. Building contractors interested in bidding should contact the architects by end of October.
22 Oct 2025 · Mohill ParishFr. Séan takes holidays Oct 6-22 with Fr Sean on call for emergencies; weekday mass continues Mon/Tues/Thurs. Adults invited to Recollection Weekend on the Four Last Things, Oct 31–Nov 2 in Armagh.
07 Oct 2025 · Mohill ParishAdults seeking deeper faith are invited to a residential recollection weekend led by Fr Patrick Desmond OP. Also: Mohill Historical Society hosts Paul Connolly discussing seven Big Houses of Roscommon on Friday 3rd October at 8pm.
29 Sep 2025 · Mohill ParishA residential retreat on the Four Last Things runs Oct 31–Nov 2 at Tí Chulainn Centre in Armagh, led by Fr Patrick Desmond OP — early bird closes today. Also: historian Paul Connolly discusses the Big Houses of Roscommon on Friday 3rd October at 8pm in Mohill Family Support Center (€5).
29 Sep 2025 · Mohill ParishMichael Patrick (Pat) Beirne of Mohill, Leitrim. Published on rip.ie.
Pauric Ward of Mohill, Leitrim. Published on rip.ie.
Cynthia McWeeney (née McAuley) of Mohill, Leitrim. Published on rip.ie.
James Gallagher of Mohill, Leitrim. Published on rip.ie.
Bernadette (Detta) McWeeney (née Connolly) of Mohill, Leitrim. Published on rip.ie.
Fond memories are being shared following the unexpected passing of Michael Gildea of Drumrahill, Mohill, who died on Monday, April 13. There has been an outpouring of condolences following the sudden passing of a Leitrim man remembered as “another good soul gone too soon.” Michael Gildea of D
19 Apr 2026 · Leitrim ObserverMichael Gildea of Mohill, Leitrim. Published on rip.ie.
Patricia Nolan (née Reilly) of Mohill, Leitrim. Published on rip.ie.
Condolences are being shared in memory of Sean Guckian of Clooncliva, Mohill, who passed away peacefully on Sunday, March 29. Tributes have been paid following the peaceful passing of a Leitrim man described as a “great character.” Sean Guckian of Clooncliva, Mohill, passed away on Sunday, Ma
06 Apr 2026 · Leitrim Observer
Fond memories and heartfelt condolences are being shared following the passing of John Louis Reynolds on Friday, March 27, peacefully surrounded by his loving family. Tributes have been paid following the death of a Leitrim man remembered for his “hard work, integrity and commitment.” John Lo
05 Apr 2026 · Leitrim ObserverGreig Petrie of Mohill, Leitrim. Published on rip.ie.
Sean Guckian of Mohill, Leitrim. Published on rip.ie.
Motions, planning and decisions from Leitrim County Council and Municipal District meetings mentioning Mohill.
Cllr Maeve Reynolds moved to welcome the decision to host the Connacht Fleadh Cheoil in Mohill in July 2026 and called on the council to provide necessary supports and assistance. The Director of Services reported the council recognises the significance of the event and will engage with organisers alongside agencies and stakeholders to provide grant aid, traffic management support and on-site...
Decision: Motion agreed unanimously; council to provide direct grant aid and informal support including traffic management and on-site assistance for the event
Cllr Maeve Reynolds, Cllr Enda Stenson
Councillor Cormac Flynn requested a comprehensive accessibility audit in Carrick-on-Shannon with a view to extending to all towns in the municipal district. The council reported that walkability audits were carried out in 2024 in Carrick Train Station and earlier in other towns, with 2026 audits planned for Dromahair and Carrigallen. Officers confirmed the last Carrick audit was in 2019 and...
Decision: All members supported the motion. Council will prioritise new audits in Carrick-on-Shannon and Mohill, and will liaise with Access Earth CEO Matthew McCann regarding accessibility mapping of parking facilities.
Councillor Cormac Flynn, Councillor Irene Guckian Rabbitte, Councillor Maeve Reynolds
Councillor Maeve Reynolds raised concerns about flooding on roads around Rinn Lough after heavy rainfall, cutting off residents from homes. The council reported it can only conduct maintenance on prescribed arterial drainage channels (Rynn, Blackwater, Eslin, Headford rivers). In 2026, maintenance of the entire Headford River system is planned. Multiple councillors stressed urgent need for...
Decision: The council will prioritise the Headford River and Blackwater River for upcoming drainage and maintenance works in 2026. Consultation with Inland Fisheries and environmental assessment will be required before proceeding.
Councillor Maeve Reynolds, Councillor Sean McGowan, Councillor Paddy Farrell, Councillor Cormac Flynn, Councillor Enda Stenson
Councillor Maeve Reynolds requested a review of traffic layout and signage at the Masonite/Mohill junction off the N4 due to reported near-collisions where vehicles from the Sligo direction fail to yield to traffic from the Dublin direction. The council confirmed it can request TII to review the design, noting the junction was recently upgraded for cycling infrastructure. Road maintenance and...
Decision: Council will request TII to review the existing design and any safety improvements. Road debris clearance and replacement of damaged signage will be pursued.
Councillor Maeve Reynolds, Councillor Paddy Farrell, Councillor Sean McGowan, Councillor Irene Guckian Rabbitte
Councillor Irene Guckian Rabbitte raised concerns about inadequate signage and poor visibility on the L1571 from Lough Rynn to Drumlish, particularly at Moffatt's Cross where visibility is extremely poor due to wall, sharp turn and hill. Sat-nav systems directing traffic through back roads are increasing risk. The council will review existing signage and road markings, with potential Low Cost...
Decision: Signage and road lining on the L1571 will be reviewed and repaired/replaced where appropriate. An application for Low Cost Safety Funding will be made if crossroads improvements are determined necessary.
Councillor Irene Guckian Rabbitte, Councillor Cormac Flynn, Councillor Sean McGowan
Cllr Sean McGowan raised safety concerns about the lack of public lighting on the road between Mohill and Lough Rynn Caravan Park, particularly given the busy caravan park and existing new footpath. The Roads Department reported that lighting would require planning consent and suitable funding, neither currently available. Multiple councillors supported the motion, with Cllr Stenson proposing a...
Decision: Council to endeavour to source suitable funding stream for lighting scheme; planning consent required
Cllr Sean McGowan, Cllr Paddy Farrell, Cllr Enda Stenson, Cllr Cormac Flynn, Cllr Maeve Reynolds
Cllr Maeve Reynolds raised concerns about reduced library opening hours in Carrick-on-Shannon and Mohill due to staff shortages, limiting access and preventing community groups from meeting. The council acknowledged the issue and reported that ongoing recruitment campaigns had been unsuccessful but a new campaign is underway aimed at establishing panels to stabilise staffing. All members...
Decision: Council committed to restoring full library services as soon as possible; current recruitment campaign ongoing
Cllr Maeve Reynolds
Cllr Irene Guckian Rabbitte requested installation of a pedestrian crossing on lower Main Street, Mohill (between Fitzpatrick's pub and Ann Duignan's shop) and reinstatement of crossing markings on upper Main Street near the Bank of Ireland. The Roads Department advised that recent public realm works had already optimized crossing points along desire lines and that an additional crossing would...
Decision: Additional crossing on lower Main Street not deemed necessary; contractor to install crossing markings at old bank building as matter of urgency
Cllr Irene Guckian Rabbitte, Cllr Maeve Reynolds, Cllr Enda Stenson, Cllr Seán McGowan
Leitrim County Council adopted the 2025 budget, which includes a 5% increase in the Annual Rate of Valuation (ARV). The budget was framed within the Council's five-year corporate plan and strategic capital investment programme, totalling €530m over its lifetime with €25.3m local match-funding required. Key service divisions were presented including Housing (11% increase in maintenance, reduced...
Decision: Adopted the Budget 2025 with Annual Rate on Valuation of 0.2558, providing for a 5% increase in rates to support the capital investment programme including the Shannonside Recreational Centre, new Carrick-on-Shannon library, and South Leitrim Greenway.
Councillor Des Guckian, Councillor Cormac Flynn