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Just under €18,000 has been allocated to Sligo and Leitrim County Councils to carry out flood and coastal erosion studies by the Office of Public Works. Sligo is to receive €5,800 to carry out a Coastal Erosion and Flood Risk Management study at Strandhill and Easkey Coast Road. A further…

Readdressing the balance between pedestrians and vehicles is among the aims of new plans that are being prepared for the Sligo coastal villages of Strandhill and Rosses Point. The time limit for the public to make their opinions and ideas about the new plans has been extended to this Friday,…

The Tánaiste Leo Varadkar is due to visit Sligo and Leitrim today to launch two business ventures with the potential to create at least 125 new jobs. This afternoon, Mr Varadkar, who is also Minister for Enterprise, Trade and Employment, will turn the sod for a new €1.9m government-funded digital…

Four new wastewater treatment plants in Co. Sligo were officially opened today. Irish Water have invested €16m into the development of plants covering the Strandhill, Grange, Tubbercurry and Ballinafad areas. Cathaoirleach of Sligo County Council Paul Taylor attended the official opening of the sites this morning. He says the plants…

A Sligo/Leitrim TD is claiming Sligo County Council has no intention of removing the bollards that are preventing parking at the seafront in Strandhill. It follows correspondence between the council and Fianna Fail Deputy Marc MacSharry. Yesterday, Deputy MacSharry said the bollards at Strandhill should now be removed in light…

Sligo/Leitrim TD Marc MacSharry is calling on Sligo County Council and An Garda Siochana in Sligo to agree to immediately remove the bollards that have prevented parking in the area overlooking the sea at Strandhill. The bollards were originally erected as part of Covid prevention measures. However, there have been…