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THE EDITOR, Madam: The allocation of funds to members of parliament (MPs) for the repair of roads and the request of the prime minister for a list of roads in need of repairs directly from the MPs, are undermining the importance for local...

Two thirds of people who relocated moved away from Dublin, with 10.4 percent of those moving to Cork, and another 10 percent to Galway.

National centre of excellence to support grassroots food businesses opened - 26 January 2024

WESTPORT councillors have amended their local area plan to include an objective that planning permission should be given for one off houses for the sons and dau...

Lisa Kleiner’s artisan food company, Nibbed Cacao, became first leaseholder in BIA campus’s food production units

Since the start of Covid-19 an increasing number of people who work remotely are seeking relocation. They welcome the flexibility offered by remote work, accord...

BIA Innovator Campus aims to drive regional and national growth in Ireland’s agri-food sector and to help small and start-up food businesses.

The St. Mary Parish Council will discuss and possibly take action pertaining to an employee compensation study and comprehensive organizational review at Wednesday’s meeting.

The 63 Members of Parliament (MPs) will each be allocated a minimum of $150 million under the Government’s ambitious $40 billion SPARK programme to rehabilitate the country’s creaking road network. Remaining amounts will be allocated to each constituency depending on the volume of the road network to be repaired to ensure fairness, while an amount will be reserved by the Government to address roads that may not have been considered...

CLEARFIELD — There was good news for Chester Hill Borough at the recent Clearfield County Commissioners’ meeting.