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Vasile and Diana Neghina, pictured with Dave Mayner, CHI Director of Housing Services in their thriving garden at Graigue na hAbhainn, Graiguecullen, Laois. Photo: Conor Healy / Picture It Photography
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Lotto won in Carlow where some people in Laois do their shopping.
Paint similar to that used on cycle lanes in Portlaoise was suggested
Northern Relief Road in Graiguecullen
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