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Almost €71 million has been allocated by the National Roads Authority for improvements to Westmeath’s national primary and secondary roads in the coming year.

Roads in the vicinity of Gaelscoil Cullion are to be gritted by the council in future, following a series of accidents caused by icy conditions over the past few weeks.

There may be “no show like a Joe show” but not, it seems, when it’s in the hands of the national broadcaster.

Trees that were knocked over last summer in Ardleigh Crescent and Vale and Ardilaun Heights and Green have not yet been replaced by the developer, according to residents of the area.

“Friday 13 was a resounding success for Brian Cowen and for Mullingar,” says Senator Camillus Glynn.

The first of the public sector cutbacks was made evident at this week’s meeting of Westmeath County Council when Kilbeggan councillor and secondary school teacher, Gerard Corcoran, revealed he would have to pay for his own substitute in order to attend.

Residents of Cara Grove and Cara Vale are calling for enhanced safety measures at the entrance to their estates, as they believe inadequate signage and maintenance at the junction are a hazard to locals.

Fianna Fail councillor Ken Glynn has welcomed “with open arms” the approval of €300,000 in Dormant Accounts funding for the Dial-to-Stop Drug Dealing campaign, saying the scheme is of vital importance to our community.

Cllr Ken Glynn has called for dermatology services to be retained at the Midland Regional Hospital, Mullingar, amid fears that the dermatology clinic may be relocated to another midland hospital.

Cllr Ken Glynn has welcomed the decision by the Minister for the Environment to lift the ban on turf cutting in bogs until the end of the year.