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Cavan-Belturbet roadworks plan almost complete | Anglo Celt (opens the original)
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Progress is being made on the roadworks programme and restoration improvement programme in the Cavan-Belturbet Municipal District area, with the majority of road reconstructions taking place in west of the county now either finished or nearing full completion. Reconstruction on the R-207-0 Dowra to Blacklion Road is nearing completion at 95%. Works have also been completed as part of the Local Improvement Scheme in Stranagap, and bridge repairs have been completed on the L-1005-0 Old Bridge and
Call for heftier fines for dumping | Anglo Celt (opens the original)
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The "sad" and recurring issue of illegal dumping was raised by Cllr Patricia Walsh at the most recent meeting of the Cavan-Belturbet MD. Cllr Walsh said that elected representatives have been getting calls from “everyone” about dumping down alleyways and on side roads, with black rubbish bags collecting at vacant houses and in the alleyways between such properties around parts of the county. At this time of year, she lamented, rats are also more likely to appear where rubbish is left lying. The
Celebrating Cavan and Monaghan this Culture Night | Anglo Celt (opens the original)
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Culture Night is back for 2026, with dozens of events taking place in towns and villages across Cavan and Monaghan on Friday, September 18. From displays of local art to tales from days of old, there will be celebrations held in each corner of the Breffni county, including a ‘Living Lands’ earth exhibition in Bailieborough Library and an evening of live music in Dowra Courthouse. A pop-up Gaeltacht, ‘Caint sa Chearnóg’, will be held between 1-2pm in the Market Square in Cavan Town, giving people
Straight from the horse’s mouth | Anglo Celt (opens the original)
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A new animated children's book about the rich history and folklore of the majestic Cuilcagh Lakelands was launched at an event marking Culture Night in Dowra Courthouse last Friday, September 11. Written by Munterconnaught-based visual artist Margaret McKenna, 'The Speaking Horse of Cuilcagh' follows a young boy named Conor, who unearths the tales of the region as he travels through on a mythical horse. The book was inspired by a visit Margaret made to the area a few years ago, following which s
Inside Loughan House: âWe do the best we canâ | Anglo Celt (opens the original)
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This is the last in a special series on Loughan House Open Prison in Blacklion. Reporter RóisÃn McManus looks this week at how the facility and the community benefit one another. She also examines the costs of keeping prisoners, mental health and addiction services and travels to Castlerea Prison to compare the experience in a high-security prison with detention in Loughan House... For more than 50 years, Loughan House has been a feature of life in Blacklion and a unique part of the Irish Pris
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