Woman before Longford court accused of involving juvenile in ‘theft operation’
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08 Feb 2026
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A new video from Leitrim Tourism shows off what the county has to offer in spectacular fashion.
The impressive video shows the Shannon Blueway and Acres Lake. Visitors are also urged to visit Gunpowder Distillery in Drumshanbo.
"Spring in Leitrim is a quiet kind of magic," promotional information from Leitrim Tourism outlines.
"As the landscape wakes up, our lakes shimmer, woodlands burst into fresh green, and trails invite you to slow down and explore at your own pace. It’s the perfect season to breathe deep, reconnect with nature, and experience Leitrim at its most refreshing and unspoilt. We can't wait to welcome you to Leitrim," Leitrim Tourism outlines.
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