Cllr Conaty said there are a number of infrastructure issues which need to be tackled, in particular the footpaths.

Peadar Toibín, the leader of Aontú and Sinn Féin leader, Mary-Lou McDonald, are to meet with members of campaign group, Special Needs Active Parents, or SNAP

Deputy Carthy said that from next week party members will knocking on doors in the region and this will gauge the appetite for a third candidate.

A Sinn Fein convention was held last night in Cootehill.

Deputy Tully says it would see a doubling in the output of social housing to 75,000 new-build homes.

According to Deputy Tully, local families are frustrated and feel badly let down by government's failure to plan and to listen.

Sinn Féin and the Green Party were both very critical of the government's u-turn in the middle of a housing crisis.

Police are also treating as racially motivated an attack on a mosque in County Down.