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Council name Athlone’s new art gallery - the Luan Gallery

After much discussion at Monday’s monthly meeting of Athlone Town Council it has benn decided to name Athlone’s new art gallery the Luan Gallery.

Accountability needed in Shannon flood warning system - Troy

Longford/Westmeath Fianna Fáil TD Robert Troy has called for a new protocol to be agreed between the agencies responsible for alerting the public to potential flooding along the Shannon.

Athlone welcomes 2,000 athletes to triAthlone weekend

This weekend will see the town welcome over 2,000 athletes who will participate in the seventh annual triAthlone along with some 15,000 spectators who are expected to line the streets to watch the event.

New initiative urges Westmeath people to cross the Shannon

A new initiative has been launched encouraging tourists to ‘revive, refresh, rewind’ across the Shannon in county Roscommon.

Westmeath County Council obliged to find new source of canal water

Westmeath County Council must find a new source of water for the Royal Canal to protect Mullingar’s drinking water, an oral hearing has been told.

Canal or taps? Waterways sides with drinking supply

In an effort to preserve water levels in Lough Owel because of the very dry spring, Waterways Ireland has closed the Royal Canal for navigation for the immediate future.

Late Dublin surge ends Roscommon u21’s All-Ireland dream

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New general manager appointed to Radisson Blu

Radisson Blu Hotel, Athlone is delighted to announce the recent appointment of Justin Lowry as general manager of the hotel.

Enjoy a Shannon sailing with Viking Tours

Why not take a trip on the majestic Shannon with a choice of sailings from Viking Tours?

Marx and sparks — gonna be a fiery weekend for the left

Early last year when Labour decided to hold this year’s centenary conference in Galway, they could not have foreseen just how different the picture would be. They had just been elected into power along with Fine Gael on a tidal wave of dissent against the incumbent incompetents. They had elected many new TDs, bright young things whom it seemed had lots to offer the party in this new coalition. Here in Galway, we provided two of them — Derek Nolan and Colm Keaveney — and they represented a refreshing change, and in the Seanad, Lorraine Higgins has also been groomed for greater things. Happy days for Labour in Government and in Galway.

 

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