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€588,420 for Bonet River drainage at Dromahair

Frank Feighan TD has been informed by the Minister for State with responsibility for the OPW, Patrick O’Donovan TD that €588,420 has been allocated from his department for flood mitigation works along the River Bonet at Dromahair. The announcement ...

03 Feb 2023 at 10:48

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Flooded gardens at Mill Lane prompt call for urgent drainage solutions

In a motion proposed by Cllr Paddy O'Rourke at Ballinamore Municipal District meeting on Monday, July 22, he called on Ballinamore M.D. to deal with the drainage issue to the rear of local authority houses Number 1 to 6 at Mill Lane, Bredagh, ...

26 Jul 2024 at 13:00

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Cllr Caroline Mulvey says Cloone River must be prioritised in any future Leitrim Drainage Scheme

Sinn Fein Ballinamore Municipal area councillor, Caroline Mulvey, is calling for Cloone River to be included in any future drainage scheme. Cllr Mulvey said; “There is an expectation that funding for a drainage scheme and flood relief works ...

10 Oct 2017 at 13:37

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Work to eliminate foul smell in Mohill to begin in November

Work is scheduled to begin in November to address the foul odour that is emanating from the old sewer and drainage system in Mohill town, Carrick-on-Shannon Municipal District was told. Cllr Sean McGowan raised the matter when asking if ...

21 Sept 2017 at 19:00

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