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Council meeting adjourned in respect of Tommy Lavin - Sligo Weekender | Sligo News

WARM tributes were paid by members of Sligo County Council on Monday to the late Tommy Lavin who had served as a councillor for 36 years. The monthly meeting was then adjourned for a week as a mark of respect. The late Mr Lavin’s daughter Anne, a member of the council staff, was present at […]

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Wrestling for a good cause - Sligo Weekender | Sligo News

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Council rent hike is a step too far

A pensioner who last week received a letter informing him of a 20% rent increase on his home has said Sligo County Council has gone too far . The man, who has lived in his local authority house in Cranmore for 40 years has said this hike will be a huge strain on his finances. The letter from the council informed him that his rent will be increasing from €65 to €77 from February 1st next. It s crazy. I m a pensioner, and between charges with bins and now this, it s crazy. They [the council] have you over a barrel, said the man. He told The Sligo Champion that between paying for food, fuel, bin collections and now this hike he will be under financial strain next year.

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