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St Nete's College vs Granard: All-Ireland Senior B Football Final

St Nete's College from Ballynamore faced Granard in the All-Ireland College Senior B Football Championship final at Park Shaw. Early in the match, St Nete's took the lead with a brilliant goal from captain Murray Arty after just over three minutes of play, with the ball expertly kicked in by Dean Casey. The match was refereed by Connor Dureen of Cavan, with linesman Audron Madden and Sean Buckley.

Willie Higgity, Dave Hooper, Connor Dureen
Match at Park Shaw, Ballynamore. St Nete's scored early goal by Murray Arty (3+ minutes into match). Defending champions: Roscommon CBS. Last Longford winner: 24 years ago (Oral and Colton's).

Planning

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Expansion of house with large rear extension plus retention of existing works

MKM Civil Engineering Ltd has been granted permission to expand a house at Dring, Granard by adding a large 216.7 square metre extension to the rear with a kitchen, utility room, two bedrooms with ensuites, and an office downstairs, plus another bedroom upstairs. The company also has permission to retain work already done on a smaller 33.3 square metre extension to the side and a raised roof, fini

MKM Civil Engineering Ltd.
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Longford County Council (Planning)

Two rear extensions and signage approved for Granard retail shop

Mircan Trading Limited has been given the go-ahead to add two single-storey extensions to the back of their retail premises on Barrack Street in Granard. They've also been allowed to keep existing signage on the south-east side of the building. The decision came through in April 2026.

Mircan Trading Limited
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Longford County Council (Planning)

Septic tank upgrade and temporary mobile home at rear of house

Patrick and Matthew Duignan have been granted permission to upgrade the septic tank at their home in Ballinulty Lower, Granard with a new treatment plant system. They've also been approved to temporarily place a mobile home at the rear of their existing house, with connections to the new and existing services.

Patrick (Gerry) and Matthew Duignan
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Longford County Council (Planning)

New dormer dwelling with detached garage and wastewater treatment

Megan Sheridan is proposing to build a new dormer-style house with a detached garage at Muckerstaff, Granard. The plans include a new entrance to the site, plus a wastewater treatment system and polishing filter to handle drainage.

Megan Sheridan
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Longford County Council (Planning)

New agricultural storage shed built beside existing livestock shed

William Noble has built a new dry storage shed for farm use next to his existing livestock shed at Cartron, Granard. Longford County Council has approved the structure, but with conditions attached to the decision.

William Noble
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Longford County Council (Planning)

Court Reports

Cases and rulings mentioning Granard from local newspapers and Courts News Ireland.

Court of Appeal 2024-03-21 Courts News Ireland

Shillelagh attacker has prison term more than doubled

A father of six who struck another man up to 20 times with a shillelagh during a "savage and vicious" pub attack has had his 2.5-year jail term more than doubled by the Court of Appeal. In January last year at Longford Circuit Criminal Court, Edward Blondie' Stokes (33) of Ferris

Dublin Circuit Criminal Court 2023-10-20 Courts News Ireland

Inmate further jailed for attack on officer in women's prison

By Claire Henry An inmate who attacked and pulled clumps of hair from a prison officer's head, leaving her with "pain, sleepless nights and anxiety" has been jailed for a year. Dublin Circuit Criminal Court heard that Stephanie Martin (39) of Cnoc Na Greine, Granard, Co Longford

Inquiry 2022-06-22 Courts News Ireland

Farmer accused of stealing waste flour was unfairly dismissed, WRC rules

A Co Cavan farmer who was sacked by Pat the Baker after being accused of stealing waste flour has been awarded €13,400 for unfair dismissal. Padraig Cunningham had always denied theft, maintaining he was doing his employer, Pat the Baker Unlimited, a “favour” by taking away mater

High Court 2022-04-25 Courts News Ireland

Garda officer subject to false allegation wins promotion delay case

A Garda officer who was the subject of false accusations over the shooting of a dog has won his High Court challenge against the Garda Commissioner's refusal to backdate his promotion to rank of inspector. The action was taken by Inspector Tom Quinn against the Garda Commissioner

Dublin Circuit Criminal Court 2016-10-06 Courts News Ireland

Woman sat on fellow prisoner during assault

(Pictured: Marian Leddy. Credit: Collins) A Longford woman has avoided returning to jail for sitting on a fellow prisoner while another woman cut her face with a broken cup at the Dochas Centre women's prison. Marian Leddy (31) of Barrack Street, Granard, Longford, pleaded guilty

High Court 2015-01-30 Courts News Ireland

Car dealer fined €25k for breach of court orders

by Aodhan O'Faolain A High Court judge has imposed a €25,000 fine on a car dealer for breach of court orders granted to the Revenue. At the High Court today Mr justice Sean Ryan refused the Revenue's application to jail Co Longford based Pauraig Kane, who owes Revenue €5.2m in un

High Court 2014-07-17 Courts News Ireland

Revenue asks court to jail car dealer

By Aodhan O'Faolain The Revenue Commissioner have asked the High Court to lift the suspension on a six month prison sentence for being in contempt of court imposed on a Co Longford car dealer who owes €5.2m in unpaid taxes. In 2012 Mr Justice Sean Ryan imposed the sentence on Pau

District Courts 2014-07-04 Courts News Ireland

Balbriggan District Court round-up

Young driver who rear-ended vehicle panicked and left the scene court hears A YOUNG man who rear-ended another vehicle while driving his Audi A4 panicked and left the scene' of the collision, Balbriggan District Court has heard. James Reid had told his mother what had happened an