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CCTV scheme branded a ‘joke’

Funding to tackle disadvantage in Cavan

ESB crews continue to work on faults

Belly ache leads to farmer creating raw milk enterprise

Cavan Arts Festival sends out first shoots

News

Walker makes grizzly find

Thursday, 20th September 2018

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The killing and dumping of five ducks in a beautiful scenic area of Cavan has been described as “wanton” by one of the men who made the gruesome discovery.

Don't put 'the final nail in the coffin' of rural Ireland

Thursday, 20th September 2018

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The people of Kilnaleck rallied to the cause in their hundreds last Saturday morning when they assembled outside their local Post Office demanding that it be retained.

Nurses and midwives protests against understaffing

Thursday, 20th September 2018

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Lunchtime protest

ESB continue to work on supply

Wednesday, 19th September 2018

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Cavan hard hit by storm

Storm hits deliveries

Wednesday, 19th September 2018

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Storm Ali has taken its toll on mail

Sport

MOSTLY FOOTBALL: How to create a culture to rival the Dubs in four easy steps

Thursday, 20th September 2018

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Dublin have had a financial advantage. So what - there are other ways to close the gap, writes Michael Hannon.

PREVIEWS: All to play for in SFC quarter-finals

Friday, 14th September 2018

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Paul Fitzpatrick previews this weekend's SFC quarter-finals.

MOSTLY FOOTBALL: Dubs have earned their success the hard way

Tuesday, 11th September 2018

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The money may have helped the Dubs but Stephen Cluxton's dedication and work ethic, long before they ever won an All-Ireland, are a microcosm of the entire Dublin regime, writes Michael Hannon.

Entertainment

An Open Door for Culture Night

Friday, 21st September 2018

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There's an impressive line up of acts have been gathered for this week's Open Door Sessions in Bailieborough – which is fitting for this Culture Night special.

Moving Healy from the page to the stage

Friday, 21st September 2018

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When it was published in 2011 Dermot Healy’s novel ‘Long Time, No See’ attracted some controversy as literary critic Eileen Battersby gave it a terrible review.