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Portarlington Leisure Centre
The green light could soon be given the naming of a road in Portarlington in honour of a man who made a huge contribution to the Laois Offaly over many decades.
Cllr Aidan Mullins raised the issue of naming the road at the Leisure Centre as the Niall McElwaine Road at the recent Portarlington Graiguecullen Municipal District meeting.
Director of Services Gerry Murphy said Laois County Council’s Placenames committee would be meeting in June to discuss the issue.
Cllr Aisling Moran said she is a member of the committee and would raise the matter at the meeting.
The late Mr McElwaine worked on many projects in Portarlington over several decades. He was a founding member of the Leisure Centre Committee.
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Minister for Housing Darragh O'Brien in Portlaoise with Minister Sean Fleming, Laois County Council CEO John Mulholland and Cllr Catherine Fitzgerald. Photo: Leinster Express
Ares Redemption, one of the eight Laois acts who are part of the Laois Aloud night in the Anvil Inn on May 21 kicking off at 6pm.
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