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The Eastern Garavogue Bridge project and the Western Rail Corridor need to remain part of the government’s revised National Development Plan, according to two local representatives. The plan was due to run to 2027 but the Government decided to revise it in part to factor in newer 2030 climate targets…

The fight for a new Sligo Garda Station is not over, the Sligo/Leitrim Joint Policing Committee heard. The refurbishment of holding cells on the existing station was completed last week and they are to become operational tomorrow, Thursday. However, Independent Sligo Councillor, Marie Casserly says this isn’t enough. Councillor Casserly,…

The L2101 in Co. Sligo should be upgraded to a regional road to allow it to avail of proper safety markings. That’s according to Fine Gael Councillor Dara Mulvey and Independent Councillor Marie Casserly who have submitted a joint motion to the local authority seeking the the possibility of upgrading…

A Sligo Councillor says it’s ‘absolutely ridiculous’ that while Ireland has sufficient timber for construction, it’s taking the government at least a year to issue a felling license. Independent Councillor, Marie Casserly says there are over 4,500 felling licenses waiting to be issued. A recent Construction Industry Federation report shows…

Over 3,500 people are waiting to take their driving test across Sligo, Leitrim and Donegal. 572 are waiting to sit their test in Co. Leitrim, 844 in Sligo and 2,122 in Donegal. Of these, only 515 people are scheduled to take a test. Sligo Independent Councillor, Marie Casserly says extra…

Donegal Gardaí have issued advice for parents and guardians not to have name tags with their childrens name visible on the outside of their schoolbag. The advice comes ahead of schools starting the new academic year as Gardaí say a child will automatically presume that anyone who knows their name…