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South Kilkenny sees no change in party numbers but a change of faces

With a record six seats up for grabs in the Piltown Electoral Area and two sitting Fine Gael councillors having declared themselves out of the race from an early date, the seats in this area were all to play for.

“Bunch of Thyme” granted to musician in tax probe

Tony Allen, the second member of the county's most successful singing duet to face charges of not filing annual tax returns in time, got a brief reprieve in the District Court this week (June 10) to allow time for his controversial accountant to appear and explain why he didn't answer a summons issued by Allen's legal team.

FG set to control county and town

As the newly elected Westmeath County Council meets for the first time later today, it looks likely that, for the first time in years, Fine Gael will be in control of all three local authorities in the county.

Wounds are licked and booty given out

As the summer recess in local politics approaches, Grassroots and all his fellow rooters are looking forward to the summer break.

EU membership has never been more important for Ireland says Treacy

The Irish have an “appetite for a permanent connection” with the EU and this is proven by the fact that 80 per cent of people want Ireland to retain an EU commissioner.

Seven Mayo family resource centres threatened with closure due to Bord Snip recommendations

The future of the seven family resource centres in Mayo are under threat due to recommendations made in the An Bord Snip Nua report.

Proposed planning bill needs careful consideration - Keena

Westmeath county councillor Frankie Keena has called on all Oireachtas representatives in the Longford/ Westmeath constituency to carefully consider the proposed Planning and Development (Amendment) Bill 2009 as it comes before them over the next couple of months.

Government is ‘hellbent’ on rescuing ‘failed banking system’, says Michael D

The economy is in recession and the banking system has failed, but the Government’s only solution is to “revive a model that has failed, rather than to totally reform the system”.

Bishops say no religious basis to reject Lisbon - O’Rourke

Last week’s statement by the Catholic Bishops is the strongest ever confirmation that there is absolutely no religious or ethical basis to vote against the Lisbon Treaty, according to Longford/ Westmeath Deputy Mary O’Rourke.

Homelessness highlighted by Simon Week

The issue of homelessness is being highlighted in Simon Communities right across the country in the second ever Simon Week. The ‘7 days of action against homelessness’ is running until October 11, with a wide variety of events underway across the country.

 

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