·        Minutes of Plenary Meeting 27^th July 2026.

·        Minutes of Special Meeting 7^th September 2026.

·        Reports for July & August 2026

·        0.8 Ha at Demesne, Castlerea.

Ratification of Martina Earley of Roscommon LEADER Partnership to the Local Community Development Committee.

That Roscommon County Council calls on Waterways Ireland, in consultation with Transport Infrastructure Ireland, An Garda Síochána and the emergency services, to introduce fixed, publicly advertised opening times for Tarmonbarry lifting bridge, except in emergencies. The present on-demand system, whereby the bridge may open for a single cruiser which causes repeated closures of the N5, kilometre-long tailbacks and serious disruption to almost 6,000 daily road users, emergency vehicles, freight, commuters and local businesses.

With €450 million being invested in the Ballaghaderreen–Scramoge N5 scheme unrestricted bridge openings must not remain a bottleneck on this strategically important national primary route.

I am calling on the Government, the Minister for Finance, Mr. Simon Harris T.D. and the Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine, Mr. Martin Heydon T.D., to provide the necessary compensation to the farmers whose land has been adversely impacted by the flooding of Lough Funshinagh since 2015.

That Roscommon County Council would request funding from the relevant department to carry out a full review of areas of Roscommon Town deemed liable to flooding, in view of expenditure of €20m on a Drainage Programme commenced by Irish Water in November 2021 and work carried out by Roscommon County Council on the Jiggy River and work at Ballinagard Bridge,Roscommon Town and a review of such other areas where permanent flood mitigation measures have been carried out.

That Roscommon County Council write to the Minister for Health, Minister for Housing, Local Government and Heritage, and the HSE, requesting them, in the interest of public safety, to outline what action they intend to take following on from recent testing and findings by the HSE Emerging Drug Trends Laboratory, in relation to awareness raising and stronger regulation of synthetic cannabinoid products being sold in Vape form. 

In addition, that Roscommon County Council outline what is within their capacity to stronger regulate synthetic cannabinoid products being sold in Vape form throughout County Roscommon.

Notice of motion calling on Roscommon County Council and the Elected Members to create a micro bridging finance fund for community groups who receive small grants from Roscommon County Council. At present all community groups must spend money on projects before they can claim their grant and many small groups have inadequate funds to do this. The proposed bridging finance would be for small grants only and linked to grant amount.