Hammer wielded by man after he was refused entry in Leitrim
Judge says accused gets “one opportunity” to engage with supports when he appeared at Carrick-on-Shannon District Court Michael Healy, of 28 Hazelwood Park,...
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Judge says accused gets “one opportunity” to engage with supports when he appeared at Carrick-on-Shannon District Court Michael Healy, of 28 Hazelwood Park,...
Demand surges for Sligo–Leitrim autism support service as referrals rise sharply, but uncertainty remains over long-term funding beyond 2026. Demand is...
New package including a €120 million Road Transporters Support Scheme and a separate €100 million Fuel Support Scheme for farmers, agricultural contractors...
Carrick-on-Shannon District Court heard sharply conflicting accounts before €500 fine imposed Carrick-on-Shannon District Court heard sharply contested...
Brendan Smith TD (Fianna Fáil, Cavan-Monaghan) contributed to the debate on “Engagement with the Minister for Further and Higher Education, Research,...
Micheál Carrigy TD (Fine Gael, Longford-Westmeath) contributed to the debate on “Living Arrangements for Persons with Disabilities: Discussion (Resumed)”.
Paul Lawless TD (Aontú, Mayo) contributed to the debate on “Fertiliser Input Costs in the Agricultural Sector: Discussion”.
Pat the Cope Gallagher TD (Fianna Fáil, Donegal) contributed to the debate on “Community Enterprise Sector: Discussion”.
by Fiona Magennis A Dutch national who offered a €30,000 surety for an Iranian man accused of conspiring to import almost €60 million worth of cocaine into...
Home Building Finance Ireland and Leitrim County Council are hosting a morning session for developers, builders and financiers at the Landmark Hotel in...
Asked the Minister for Health the reason for the delay in providing a rehabilitation bed at St. Mary’s Mullingar for a person (details supplied); if she is...
Asked the Minister for Enterprise, Tourism and Employment if he will provide an update on the IDA’s application for planning permission for a factory on its...
Asked the Minister for Education and Youth if there are plans to offer Irish Sign Language as a Leaving Certificate subject; if so, the timeline for same; and...
Peter Burke TD (Fine Gael, Longford-Westmeath) contributed to the motion on “Strengthening Workers' Rights: Motion [Private Members]”.
Pearse Doherty TD (Sinn Féin, Donegal) contributed to the statement on “Our Rural Future: Statements”.
Frankie Feighan TD (Fine Gael, Sligo-Leitrim) contributed to the debate on “Consular Services”.
A quirky and cosy three bed detached house in Drummans, Glenade, Largydonnell, Leitrim, set on over half an acre of land could be yours for just €110,000. The...
The team was made up of Gearard Reilly, Noel Carr and father and son duo Aidan and Paul Dockery. Bornacoola Tráth na gCeist team from Leitrim were crowned All...
There will be highest temperatures of 13 to 19 degrees, warmest in the West and coolest in the East The weather will be warmest in Leitrim and the West today...
A statement signed by GPs Jonathan Egan, Orla Fitzpatrick, David Greene, Trish Noonan, said they believe the move will lead to an increased risk of displaced...
The exhibition brings together four photographers in a unique “joint solo” format, where each artist presents an individual body of work while contributing to...
Leitrim County Council confirms no linemarking will be done on busy local road despite safety concerns, with signage options to be investigated. Linemarking...
Leitrim Village native, Damian Whitney, made the tough climb to Mount Everest base camp to celebrate his fiftieth birthday Damian Whitney from Leitrim Village...
Leitrim County Council is leading the way and has successfully used the FIT (Fastrack into Information Technology) Tech Apprenticeship programme to upskill an...
Matt Carthy TD (Sinn Féin, Cavan-Monaghan) contributed to the debate on “Supports for and Experiences of Victims of Crime: Discussion”.
Keira Keogh TD (Fine Gael, Mayo) contributed to the debate on “Artificial Intelligence, Defence, Security and Cybersecurity: Discussion (Resumed)”.
Charles Ward TD (100% RDR, Donegal) contributed to the debate on “Seaweed Harvesting and Licensing: Discussion”.
A service station firm has been ordered to pay €1,250 to a cash office worker let go because of the shift to card payments. The worker, Eve Kilcoyne, secured...
A former Army officer who argued he should have started his new job at a county council higher up the pay scale has lost a claim for alleged unpaid salary....
A Cavan man has pleaded guilty to murdering his mother and attempting to murder his father at the family home in January 2025. Danny Heyneman was arraigned...
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