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Five Cavan Projects have been shortlisted for the LAMA All-Ireland Community and Council Awards 2024, which take place in the Rochestown Park Hotel, Cork on Saturday, 22nd February.
Cavan people are being urged to ‘get lost in a good book’ on Saturday, 22nd February as Ireland Reads Day comes to libraries nationwide.
Road Works have commenced on Virginia-Bailieborough Rd. (R178) at Enagh.
Following on extensive stakeholder engagement and public consultation throughout 2024, Cavan County Council has published the Swellan Lough Feasibility Study, which explores the amenity potential of the lake, located outside Cavan Town Centre.
Cavan County Council has made an order to close to public traffic the R212-3 Farnham Place each night Monday night to Thursday night inclusive from 7:00 pm until 7:00 am during the period Monday 17th February 2025 to Friday 7th March 2025.
To celebrate National Tree Week, which takes place from Sunday, 9th March to Sunday, 16th March the Tree Council of Ireland and Coillte, with the support of Cavan County Council, are making saplings available for free to voluntary community groups and those participating in Cavan County Council's Green Kilometre Scheme.
The launch of the 'Bringing St Brigid's Cloak to Life' exhibition took place at Cavan County Museum on Saturday, 8th February
Landlords are required by law to register tenancies annually with the Residential Tenancies Board
Cavan County Council has signed contracts with local firm Sandar Construction for the delivery of 13 new social housing units at Chapel Lane, Munnilly, Cootehill.
On 7 February, speed limits on rural local roads reduce from 80km/h to 60 km/h. This change will make Ireland’s roads safer for motorists, pedestrians, cyclists, and all road users.