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Major Solar Energy Project Proposed for Ballyconnell Area
A significant renewable energy development has been proposed for the Ballyconnell area, with Mannok Cement Ltd seeking permission for a solar farm that could offset the carbon emissions equivalent of 89,000 trees annually. The application for the 9.3-hectare facility has been submitted to Cavan County Council.
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Autumn’s Golden Beauty in Our Local Woodlands
Experience the breathtaking transformation of our local woodlands this autumn through a stunning photo collection from Slieve Russell, Annagh Wood, Castle Saunderson, and Florence Court.
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Ballyconnell Set to Shine on European Stage
Our own Slieve Russell has earned the honour of hosting next summer's European Ladies' Team Championship, bringing 20 nations and Europe's finest amateur golfers to Ballyconnell this July.
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Shared Cycle Lane Gains Council Support in Ballyconnell
Local residents' vision for safe cycling infrastructure along busy Rakeelan route wins cross-party backing, as existing pathways serving estates continue to deteriorate.
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Autumn is here!
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A significant renewable energy development has been proposed for the Ballyconnell area, with Mannok Cement Ltd seeking permission for a...

Experience the breathtaking transformation of our local woodlands this autumn through a stunning photo collection from Slieve Russell, Annagh Wood,...

Our own Slieve Russell has earned the honour of hosting next summer's European Ladies' Team Championship, bringing 20 nations and...

Local residents' vision for safe cycling infrastructure along busy Rakeelan route wins cross-party backing, as existing pathways serving estates continue...
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Join the Ballyconnell Festival 2025 this August Bank Holiday weekend for live music, a traditional fair day, free family fun,...

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A significant renewable energy development has been proposed for the Ballyconnell area, with Mannok Cement Ltd seeking permission for a...

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Major Solar Energy Project Proposed for Ballyconnell Area
A significant renewable energy development has been proposed for the Ballyconnell area, with Mannok Cement Ltd seeking permission for a solar farm that could offset the carbon emissions equivalent of 89,000 trees annually. The application for the 9.3-hectare facility has been submitted to Cavan County Council.
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In the grounds of the Slieve Russell Hotel near Ballyconnell is a a fine example of a

Originally known as the Ballinamore/Ballyconnell Canal, the recently reconstructed canal is now known as the Shannon/Erne Waterway. Both large rivers

Ballyconnell estate consisted of 1500 acres – about one-fifth of the total parish of Tomregan. The original building on the
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