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Ballyronan Wood

Ballyronan Wood The woodland walk was first created in the early 1980s and since there has undergone minor repairs. The woodland walk is prone to seasonal closures due to flooding, given its close proximity to the Lough. Ballyronan Marina has been extensively redeveloped in 2...

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Glam and Sparkle Nails

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Mace

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Animal Welfare

Animal Welfare The Animal Welfare Act Under the Welfare of Animals Act (NI) 2011 a person who is responsible for an animal must ensure that its needs are met, and it is an offence to fail to take reasonable steps to ensure its welfare.  Causing an animal unnecessary suffe...

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Henry Murray Architectural Services

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Ranganna agus Cúrsaí / Classes and Courses

Ranganna agus Cúrsaí / Classes and Courses Ranganna / Cúrsaí / Imeachtaí trí Ghaeilge  Tosaíonn an chuid is mó de na ranganna agus cúrsaí san fhómhar agus leanann cuid acu ar aghaidh go samhradh. Is féidir go dtosaíonn roinnt ranganna sa Bhliain Úr chomh maith. Bíonn costas ...

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Council supports charity cancer campaign urging rural community to ‘Nip It in the Bud’

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Rural Regeneration

Rural Regeneration With two thirds of residents living in rural areas, Mid Ulster has a focus on supporting its rural communities and rural enterprise. A new Local Action Group for Mid Ulster has now been formed.  Mid Ulster Rural Development Partnership will take fo...

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Impact Assessments

Rural Needs Impact Assessments On this page you'll find annual Rural Needs Impact Assessments. The Council publishes its Impact Assessments annually.  Impact Assessments: 2020 - 2021 2021 - 2022 If you require a full copy of any Rural Needs Impact Assessment ...

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Rural Residents' Forum

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