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Sligo County Council have called on SIPTU and the retained firefighters to reconsider their proposed industrial action. It comes as fire services across the country are gearing up for an all-out strike, starting next week. Industrial action began this week, with 50% of retained firefighters around the country striking on…

A Sligo Councillor has brought a motion before the council to ask the Minister for Agriculture to incentivise Teagasc and private planners to deliver more Green Cert courses. National and EU policy prioritises schemes and incentives for young farmers and among them is the Green Cert. Graduates of the 18-month…

The use of the term “soft Independents” by Cllr Arthur Gibbons has caused some controversy yet again at the latest sitting of Sligo County Council. Tension arose this morning within the Council Chamber over the Councillor’s choice of language in his motions. The matter was taken to a vote with…

North Sligo has been hit with a major water outage. Sligo County Council has advised that due to a major burst in the North Sligo area, a number of townlands in the area are affected. Doonowney, Srarvagh, Cloonelly, Silverhill, Lisadell, Doonfore, Ballinfull, Ardtrasna, Lislarry, Doonshaskin and Attiduff are the areas…

The sod will officially be turned on the new home for the AIM centre in Sligo later today.   The Centre will focus on developing capability in cutting-edge manufacturing technology in companies across the North-West region.   The project is driven by the ATU, Sligo County Council and Leitrim County…

There were tense scenes at the latest meeting of Sligo County Council, after a Sinn Féin Councillor labelled Independent representatives in government as “soft” when bringing motions forward. Councillor Arthur Gibbons claimed that current Independents align themselves to certain political parties, and that such moves were made to keep Sinn…