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Longford County Council
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About Longford County Council
Longford County Council is the authority responsible for local government in Longford. The Council performs representational and operational roles, in accordance with the Irish system of Local Government. In serving the people of Longford, Longford County Council is responsible for the delivery of wide range of services, including the provision of infrastructure services necessary to the physical, economic, social and cultural life of Longford. Longford County Council is responsible for economic and community development, library and heritage services, tourism, Longford Sports Partnership, and the Public Participation Network. Our services also include housing, planning, motoring and road services, water services, fire services and Civil Defence. We work with many different stakeholders in carrying out our functions, such as members of the local community and local community groups, national government and national bodies such as Enterprise Ireland. We are committed to the regeneration of Longford town and county for the betterment of the lives of the people of Longford.
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Capital & Finance
Longford County Council signed contracts for the €9 million THRIVE Connolly Barracks Reimagined project, bringing the historic Connolly Barracks one step closer to a vibrant new future.
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People
Longford County Council is funding the Arts Experiences Programme 2026/27 for Transition Year students and home-schooled students to work with local artists and learn new creative skills.
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Presence & Recognition
Longford County Council acknowledged Michael Reilly, ESF+ Social Innovation in Sport Officer with Longford Sports Partnership at the Irish Centre for Diversity Annual Conference.
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Presence & Recognition
Longford County Council is hosting an upcoming meeting on Wednesday, 9 September 2026
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