Leitrim Observer / Leitrim Live

Leitrim Observer / Leitrim Live

Founded in 1889, The Leitrim Observer is the oldest newspaper in Leitrim. It provides readers with the most current news, sports updates, and engaging features every Wednesday. You can also find their content online at www.leitrimlive.ie.

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  • 1 week ago | leitrimobserver.ie | Marie Conboy

    Leitrim writer Conor McManus is set to present a bold new take on The Great Gatsby at a major literary conference in New York later this month, marking the novel’s 100th anniversary. The event, titled New York, New Perspectives, and The Great Gatsby, will run from June 22 to 28 and is organised by the F. Scott Fitzgerald Society in partnership with the American Literature Association.

  • 1 week ago | leitrimobserver.ie | Marie Conboy

    A young Leitrim talent stole the spotlight at the prestigious Association of Irish Musical Societies (AIMS) Awards on Saturday night, held at the INEC in Killarney. Elena Greene, aged just 9 and from Carrick-on-Shannon, was named winner of the Best Youth Performance for her standout portrayal of Brigitta von Trapp in The Sound of Music. The award-winning production was staged by Boyle Musical Society, marking Elena’s debut with the group.

  • 1 week ago | leitrimobserver.ie | Marie Conboy

    “Summertime and the Living is Easy,” as sung by Ella Fitzgerald, sets the tone for a new sensory journey at the Island Theatre in Ballinamore, where Solas Art Gallery has unveiled its vibrant Summer Group Exhibition. Running from June 27 to August 29, the show invites audiences to experience the warmth, playfulness, and quiet beauty of the season through a wide-ranging “interior dialogue” of artistic expression.

  • 1 week ago | leitrimobserver.ie | Marie Conboy

    Four inspiring Leitrim-based groups have been named County Finalists in the 2025 National Lottery Good Causes Awards, putting them one step closer to national recognition—and a potential share of the €100,000 prize fund. Carrigallen GAA Club, Annaduff GAA & LGFA, Breffni Community Development CLG, and Woodlands of Ireland were revealed among 146 standout projects across Ireland selected for their impact and dedication to building stronger, healthier, and more inclusive communities.

  • 1 week ago | leitrimobserver.ie | Charlie O’Gorman

    Gardaí and emergency services recovered the body of a teenager from the River Barrow in County Carlow on Tuesday evening, as reported by Carlow Live. The teenager was aged in his late teens and his body has been transferred to Waterford University Hospital for a postmortem examination.