Local Elections: Leitrim County Council results
Fianna Fáil held its six seats and is now largest party on council, with Independents and Sinn Féin benefitting from Fine Gael losses
Leitrim County Council: Ballinamore, Carrick-on-Shannon, Manorhamilton local electoral areas LEAs
Fianna Fáil held its six seats and is now largest party on council, with Independents and Sinn Féin benefitting from Fine Gael losses
Local election candidates: Age no obstacle to cohort of elder candidates contesting the local elections, with first-time candidates ranging in vintage from 18 years to 89
Hotel owner has brought separate but related case over council’s decision to invalidate its building compliance certificate
Thirty years ago the closures of three big employers inflicted huge trauma on the Leitrim town. But now it is thriving again and, driven by a vibrant food and drink sector, plans are in place for even further growth
‘Our school is against every health and safety regulation under the sun’, says principal of Scoil Mhuire school community in Co Leitrim
Department cancels contract after inspections raise concerns over accommodation for Ukrainian refugees
Number of inspections in Clare, Waterford and Offaly ‘well below requirements’
Leitrim County Council seeks to attract 700 jobs to Carrick Business Park after demise of call centre employing 1,200
Grá le Manor campaign aims to show visitors the artistic town is thriving even as it gets a much-needed facelift
Members of a mission to New York say there are plenty of work opportunities in the county - but more houses are needed
Council says people had no right to be there and bay they were occupying posed a health and safety risk
There are at least 292 sweathouses on the island, 104 of them in Co Leitrim
Artist Sinead Guckian reverses the Pearse surrender photograph to reveal the woman
Thousands of tonnes of bog slipped down Shass mountain near Drumkeeran village
Residents of Carrick-in-Shannon want action so they can 'get on with our lives'
Priestly brotherhood backs Fr O’Reilly in sermon row after assault on Kevin Lunney
Exploration company Tamboran claims Fermanagh’s natural gas resources could be worth £20bn over 25 years
Retired teacher Padraig Griffin researched Leitrim natives killed in first World War
Wet and windy conditions led to the cancellation of Lough Rinn Regatta for the second year in a row
Group angered by what it sees as effort to pass on risk of no deal to small business
Minister ‘deeply concerned’ over fire at disused hotel earmarked for asylum seekers
Quote described as ‘outrageous’ and a tax on rural Ireland
Excellence Awards highlight the outstanding and diverse achievements of engineers
Businessman shrugs off poll findings: ‘I am living proof unprecedented things happen’
Businessman Gavin Duffy gets backing for Áras bid from councillors in Meath
Leithrim council should conduct exit interviews with traders who shut, officials told
Would-be presidential candidate says 2011 RTÉ incident caused him to doubt himself
Company ‘blown away’ by support in locality after store looted and destroyed during snow
Taoiseach turns himself into shovel-ready project as he makes big announcements
The tax automatically returns to the base rate each year of 0.18% of the house price
Jobseeker’s Allowance for under-26s much lower than standard payment of €193 a week
German supermarket hopes to relocate to site that is closer to rivals Tesco and Aldi
Local campaigners say the proposed development would be a ‘garish carbuncle’
More than €27m of sites owned by Dublin City Council
Board overrules council in blocking Carrick-on-Shannon development
Grant will assist in building centre of excellence to attract domestic and overseas anglers
Writer praises Dermot Healy at literature festival but has a pop at John Steinbeck
Absenteeism in every local authority exceeds that of private sector, new figures show
Department of Housing: Projects under way will see hundreds of homes built in 2016
This glacial formation is an awe-inspiring centrepiece for a tough but rewarding walk
County uses business showcase to display its strength in food, tourism and creative sector
A total of €106 million to be distributed this year with further council funding in May
Local authorities claim the cost of infrastructural damage and the clean-up is “significantly higher” than the €60 million predicted
Met Éireann forecasts above average rainfall as River Shannon begins to rise once again
Gleanings is the result of Monica Corish’s creative residency at her local newspaper, but she wants to make headlines about the threat fracking poses to the environment
The community of Kurds came to Leitrim in 2006 under a UN-resettlement programme
Combined funding for Dublin authorities comes to over €500m for 6,849 new units
‘Irish Times’ research found eight out of 22 counties collected under half what was owed
New course at Lough Rinn to be officially opened on October 3rd
Councillors vote unanimously to seek the intervention of Taoiseach and British prime minister David Cameron
County turns away from Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael, reflecting national trends
GAA-backed initiative seeks to improve employment prospects in four counties
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Weddings, Births, Deaths and other family notices