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Allen Gaels players celebrate their victory in the Smith Monumentals IFC Final Picture: Willie Donnellan
Pictured from left to right are Brendan Dee, Leitrim Lidl Family Carer of the Year 2025; and Patricia Blee, Community Support Manager, Family Carers Ireland.
Manager Gabriel Keoghan (second from left) pictured with selectors Peter McBrien, Daragh McCarthy & Keith Conefrey ahead of next Sunday's Smith Monumentals IFC Final Pic: Stefan Hoare
It was reported this week that Taoiseach Micheál Martin could “struggle to win” a no-confidence motion proposed by the Fianna Fáil parliamentary party
Drumreilly manager Bryan Whitney Picture: Willie Donnellan
Man of the match and Allen Gaels joint captain Radek Oberwan pictured with the Frank Reynolds Cup and his award Picture: Willie Donnellan
Leitrim woman Martha Gilheaney has upped sticks and moved to Leitrim this year and her social media accounts are blowing up with followers who can't get enough of the city to country living story.
Sinead and Pascal Gillard of Jinny’s Bakery & Tearooms
It was an 'unpopular budget' says Leitrim councillor
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File photo. Credit: Timur Saglambilek/Pexels
Pictured from left to right are Brendan Dee, Leitrim Lidl Family Carer of the Year 2025; and Patricia Blee, Community Support Manager, Family Carers Ireland.
File photo. Credit: Katrin Bolovtsova/Pexels
Allen Gaels players celebrate their victory in the Smith Monumentals IFC Final Picture: Willie Donnellan
Allen Gaels manager James Flynn celebrates after the final whistle Picture: Willie Donnellan
GAA Smith Monumentals Intermediate Championship Final reaction
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Adrian Sorohan along with his family after Allen Gaels intermediate championship victory
Radek Oberwan scores Allen Gaels' first goal Picture: Willie Donnellan
Leitrim Gaels players and supporters celebrate last Sunday Picture: Willie Donnellan
Managers James Flynn (Allen Gaels) and Kenny Casey (St Patrick's Dromahair)
Ryan, Garvan and Conall Jones celebrate with the Fenagh Cup after Leitrim Gaels' victory Picture: Willie Donnellan
David Bruen celebrates with the Fenagh Cup after Leitrim Gaels' victory last Sunday with his sisters Larah and Kasey, parents Charlie & Margaret and uncle Jim Flynn Picture: Willie Donnellan
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Allen Gaels players celebrate their victory in the Smith Monumentals IFC Final Picture: Willie Donnellan
Pictured from left to right are Brendan Dee, Leitrim Lidl Family Carer of the Year 2025; and Patricia Blee, Community Support Manager, Family Carers Ireland.
File photo. Credit: Katrin Bolovtsova/Pexels
File photo. Credit: Timur Saglambilek/Pexels
Events will take place across the county including in the Landmark Hotel on October 9.
Izzy Kamikazee, Founding member of Dublin Pride and NorthWest Pride.
Writer Mary Flood
training a young Spanish nurse at the Monastery Hospital in Huete, near Madrid.
Parke's Castle, Organic Centre, Glen's Centre, Lough Rynn Castle.
Leitrim's general municipal allocation 2026 draft budget was reviewed by councillors at the latest Ballinamore meeting.
The Gilbane family on their visit to their ancestorial home in Leitrim
A Leitrim-made machine that patches roads was highlighted at a recent meeting.
Elderly people are having to pay for adaptations in their home
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