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Carrick-on-Shannon

Footpaths in Mohill need to be power washed

Cllr Thomas Mulligan asked that the footpaths in Mohill, other than Main Street, receive power sweeping/power washing. He was speaking at the latest Carrick-on-Shannon municipal district this week. A report by the Roads office said that councils do ...

17 Mar 2024 at 16:00

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Mulligan calls for works to bridge and holy well

Cllr Thomas Mulligan asked, as part of a programme of works on bridge restoration, if it would be possible that the name of a local bridge be incorporated into it's stonework. He said the bridge is on the Tamlaghtmore/Treanmore road and acts as ...

18 Jul 2023 at 13:01

Local News

Safety issue at Gortletteragh road junction

Cllr Thomas Mulligan asked that Local Road L-1572 in the townlands of Drumgrainne and Anskirt be included for a strengthening grant between Moffitt’s Cross and Gortlettragh GAA grounds. He said there is a safety issue at Moffitt’s Cross ...

18 Mar 2024 at 09:00

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Tractor drivers describe road as "dangerous"

Cllr Thomas Mulligan asked that strengthening works be carried out on local road No. L15714 in the Gortletteragh/Farnaght area between Moffits' Cross and Gortlettragh National School. The official response said that this section of ...

30 Sept 2023 at 09:00

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Man hole lid being "lifted" by rains

"This is an absolutely urgent situation," said Cllr Thomas Mulligan who requested that a manhole situated at Station Road / Coolabaun, Mohill, which during heavy rain, is continually flooding the road and a nearby field, is ...

21 Oct 2023 at 13:00

Local News

Disgraceful dumping of furniture and household waste

Once dumping starts, "it tends to continue so I would ask that there would be a clean up there; it's not a major job," said Cllr Thomas Mulligan who requested that dumping of furniture and household waste on local road ...

13 Apr 2024 at 17:00

Kinlough

Students left without jobs if they can't do driving test

Cllr Thomas Mulligan asked that due to the "very considerable waiting period for driving tests, that the council call on the department responsible to set about reducing waiting times as many people have invested ...

11 Mar 2024 at 16:00

Mohill

Walls of small Mohill bridge have "disappeared"

Cllr Thomas Mulligan asked that the walls of a small bridge on the R202 in the townland of Treanmore, Mohill be rebuilt, as in recent years they have collapsed due to a combination of increased traffic, flooding ...

15 Apr 2024 at 09:04

Mohill

Drainage issues in Mohill

Cllr Thomas Mulligan requested that the culvert/pipe crossing under local road number L-5620-2 in the townland of Liscloonadea, Mohill receive attention as it is preventing proper land drainage taking place. A ...

27 May 2024 at 13:00

Carrick-on-Shannon

No development at former factory in Corriscoffey yet

"It was great to see a tidy up done because it certainly was unsightly," said Cllr Thomas Mulligan at the latest Carrick-on-Shannon municipal district meeting where he asked if there had been a planning ...

21 Dec 2023 at 16:00

Mohill

Announcement on plans for old Mohill vocational school due soon

Cllr Thomas Mulligan asked that, following on from the announcement of funding for the old vocational school in Mohill by Minister Simon Harris, that the Carrick-on-Shannon municipal district call on ...

19 Feb 2024 at 09:59

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