Local Government Act - Republic of Ireland

Republic of Ireland

  • The Local Government Act 1925
  • The Local Government Act 1927
  • The Local Government Act 1931
  • The Local Government Act 1933
  • The Local Government Act 1936
  • The Local Government Act 1941
  • The Local Government Act 1955
  • The Local Government (Reorganisation) Act 1985
  • The Local Government Act 1991
  • The Local Government Act 1994
  • The Local Government Act 1998
  • The Local Government Act 2001

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