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Exciting Updates from Monaghan: Public Engagement, Presidential Visits, and More!

From public consultations to presidential visits, Monaghan is bustling with activity. Read on for the latest news and interesting facts!

In Monaghan, locals are invited to voice their opinions on the Ballinode-Scotstown route at an upcoming event on Wednesday, May 22nd. Cllr Cathy Bennett highlighted the importance of public participation in shaping community infrastructure. Meanwhile, a small protest during President Michael D. Higgins' visit to Glaslough added a touch of controversy to the picturesque village's day. The President and his wife Sabina honored Monaghan as the overall winner in a recent event.

Encouraging civic engagement, a local elections candidate is rallying young people to exercise their voting rights. Mr. Donnelly emphasized the growing interest of the youth in politics, urging them to make their voices heard. On the sports front, Monaghan faced a tough defeat by Down in the Ulster ladies IFC final, with a nail-biting 2-9 to 0-14 result at Clones.

In sad news, Tony Walsh from Capragh, Ballyheelan, Kilnaleck, Co. Cavan, passed away peacefully on May 18th at Cavan General Hospital. His presence will be missed by the community he was a part of.

Fun Fact: Monaghan's Glaslough village is known for its stunning architecture and rich history, attracting visitors from far and wide. Also, the Ulster ladies IFC final is a highly anticipated event, drawing fans in with its high-intensity matches.