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  • Published: 1st February, 2012 05:30pm

    IDA: Just one visit a year

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    The Industrial Development Agency (IDA) has moved to defend its record of job creation in Cavan despite figures suggesting the county has faired among the worst in Ireland.

  • Published: 1 Feb 2012 17:30

    A different kind of operation at Cavan General Hospital

    Use the words operation and hospital in the same sentence and it usually means one thing. But some 20 members of staff at Cavan General Hospital are taking a more light-hearted...

  • Published: 1 Feb 2012 17:30

    Septic tank inspections expected to begin in 2013

    The new national scheme for septic tank inspections will supercede the one already operated by Cavan County Council in the county since 2004 with inspections under the new regime...

  • Published: 1 Feb 2012 17:30

    You cannot keep screwing producers - MEP

    "You cannot keep screwing producers," insisted an Irish MEP as she warned that the failure to regulate the food supply chain could be as disastrous as the failure to...

  • Published: 1 Feb 2012 17:30

    Over €11m in roads funding for county

    Cavan County Council has been given a roads allocation of €11,162,955 to carry out its roads programme in 2012. The amount allocated by the Department of Transport represents...

  • Published: 1 Feb 2012 17:30

    I am one of many - Wilson

    Cavan Fianna Fáil Senator Diarmuid Wilson has said that he is one of the many thousands of Irish people who are being chased by banks as a result of the recession. He made...

  • Published: 1 Feb 2012 17:30

    Burn the bondholders - protesters

    As the Irish government handed over €1.25bn to Anglo Irish Bank's unsecured bondholders last week many Cavan people condemned the decision and voiced their anger at a protest...

 

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