Roscommon County Council
Serving the people and communities of County Roscommon
Your council for housing, planning, roads, environment, community, arts and heritage — across three municipal districts.
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Our Services
Find what you need across 37 council sections
From housing and planning to roads, environment and community — Roscommon County Council delivers services across every part of county life.
Planning
Development plans, planning applications, zoning and protected structures.
Planning services
Roads & Transportation
Road maintenance, motor tax, traffic management and road safety.
Roads services
Community, Arts & Heritage
Community development, arts office, heritage and burial grounds.
Community services
Business & Enterprise
Local Enterprise Office, business support and economic development.
Business services
Latest News
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The latest announcements, consultations and public notices from Roscommon County Council.
01 July 2026
Roscommon County Council marks Irish EU Presidency
Council celebrates Ireland hosting the EU Presidency with a series of civic events across the county.
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18 June 2026
Housing contract signed for Lakeview, Boyle
New social housing development reaches construction phase in Boyle.
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10 June 2026
Gaeltacht Scholarship Scheme 2026
Applications open for Gaeltacht summer college scholarships for Roscommon students.
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Your council
Three municipal districts, one county
Roscommon County Council operates across three municipal districts — Athlone, Boyle and Roscommon — each with its own local representatives and district office. The council is led by an elected Cathaoirleach and a management team headed by the Chief Executive.
Find your local representatives, attend a council meeting, or learn about the governance structures that shape decisions for the county.
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Access council services anytime — apply for housing, pay your motor tax, or report an issue in your area.