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Latest News

Large Goods Collection

(Thursday, September 02, 2010)

Recycle logo Longford County Councils will be holding a joint large goods and hazardous waste collection from 10am to 12 noon at Longford Slashers car park on 11th September and at The Public Car Park Lanesboro 18th September.

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New Location For Cash Office

(Wednesday, September 01, 2010)

The County Council’s newly established Income Collection Department will open on the 7th September 2010 and operate from the Council’s Camlin Court office. Directional signage will guide customers to the re-located Cash Desk.
 

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Register of Electors 2010

(Tuesday, August 17, 2010)

ballot box Details of the process of application for a Postal Vote are now available for inclusion on the register of electors. Various categories of persons are eligible to apply for inclusion as outlined. In addition applications are also invited for inclusion on the Draft Register of Electors for 2011/2012.

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Renewal of Prospecting Licences

(Tuesday, August 17, 2010)

The Minister for Communications, Energy and Natural Resources proposes to grant/renew Prospecting Licences under the Minerals Development Act 1940-1999. Full details of the proposed townlands and accompanying maps are now available for viewing.

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Heritage Week 2010

(Friday, August 13, 2010)

heritage week logoNow in it’s twentieth year, Heritage Week is growing from strength to strength, and will be taking place nationwide from Saturday August 21st to Sunday August 29th inclusive. A wide range of events is taking place during heritage week in Longford this year to celebrate Heritage Week.

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Lyme Disease Information

(Friday, July 09, 2010)

Health Protection Surveillance Centre logoLocal Authorities have been asked by the Health Protection Surveillance Centre (HPSC), Ireland’s specialist agency for the surveillance of communicable diseases to assist in raising awareness of Lyme Disease amongst the general public. Lyme disease is caused by the bacterium Borrelia burgdorferi which is spread by the bite of a tick.

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