at Cavan Cathedral, the Library, the Courthouse, and all public parking zones. (2/2)

dry wood and smokeless coal where possible.

To find out more, visit cleanair.ie (2/2)

Possible impacts include:

•Dangerous travelling conditions
•Disruption to services
•Damage to power lines
•Flooding
•Fallen trees/branches
•At this time of year, particular attention should be paid to outdoor Christmas trees and decorations, to ensure they are properly secured.

December's meeting of Cavan County Council has now concluded. Cathaoirleach of Cavan County Council Cllr John Paul Feeley has thanked all councillors, staff, and media present for their efforts throughout the year.

A motion seeking clarity on the status of the Occupied Territories Bill is now under discussion.

Director of Service Brendan Jennings has also provided an update on RRDF projects taking place elsewhere in the county, with work having commenced at the former Percy French in Ballyjamesduff, and St Michael's Hall in Cootehill due to commence in early 2026

Director of Service Paddy Connaughton is providing councillors with an update on the Kingscourt Regeneration project being funded under the RRDF with work on the ground expected to commence in Q2 2026