Eoghan Murphy is the Managing Editor of News. He focuses on a diverse range of topics including construction and real estate, health and wellness, and regional interest stories, with a particular emphasis on consumer health and agriculture. Eoghan's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Newstalk, Today FM, and the Irish Independent.
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Reimas Developments intends to apply for planning permission for the homes on the Golf Links Road.
By: Eoghan Murphy
Last month Roscommon County Council gave the go-ahead for six turbines at Ballyfeeney, between Scramogue and Kilglass.
Auctioneer P Burke, from Sherry Fitzgerald, says it'll be based in Roscommon Retail Park.
Finance Minister Simon Harris will tell Fine Gael Senators he will raise the threshold at which people pay the higher rate of tax in each of the next four budge...
'Down the Hatch' on Church Street was put on the property market earlier this year, with an asking price of €200,000.
By: Eoghan Murphy
Roscommon County Council has given Ballyfeeney Green Energy planning permission for six wind turbines in the area.
Shed Distillery founder Pat Rigney says yesterday's measure is welcome - but limited only to whiskey.
By: Eoghan Murphy
The eight-storey building was built in the 1700s, but is now derelict.
Two projects in Roscommon town have benefitted from the announcement.
Roscommon County Council has given planning permission for six turbines in Ballyfeeney, near Rooskey.
