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Newport schoolchildren face ‘scary’ footpaths

TREACHEROUS School children trying to navigate the extremely narrow and dangerous footpath on George’s Street in Newport last week. Pic: Conor McKeown Locals fear tragedy unless action is taken urgently Anton McNulty Residents in Newport have called ...

21 Sept 2021 at 09:00

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‘We will not go away’

STRONG OPPOSITION Martin Daly, Moy Valley Protection Group. Edwin McGreal The Moy Valley Protection Group has reiterated their opposition to both EirGrid’s Grid West and the controversial Oweninny Wind Farm. This comes on the back of a story in ...

04 Apr 2017 at 11:26

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Castlebar clampers ‘kidnapping and impounding vehicles’ – Kilcoyne

Castlebar clampers ‘kidnapping and impounding vehicles’ - Kilcoyne Edwin McGreal Clampers in Castlebar are ‘kidnapping and impounding vehicles’ and the issue has ‘caused more grief and aggro’ in recent weeks, according to Cllr Michael Kilcoyne ...

11 Nov 2014 at 12:49

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ESB infrastructure in Mayo not fit for purpose claims councillor

The ESB has to be taken back into full state ownership according to a Mayo councillor who claimed that deregulation has resulted in a lack of investment in infrastructure in rural areas. With the aftermath of Storm Éowyn placing a spotlight ...

09 Feb 2025 at 19:00

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