The research involved almost 6,000 babies.
Baby boys are more noisy than girls.
Researchers at the University of Memphis, found up until 12 months, boys are 10% more talkative than girls.
The research involved almost 6,000 babies fitted with recorders, which resulted in more than 450,000 hours of audio, including around 56-million baby noises.
It found on average, boys are more talkative up until 18 months old, after which girls begin to overtake them.
Niall Horan Named 3rd Most Imitated Irish Celebrity
The Mullingar star has over 100 fake pages imitating him.
Offaly Campaign Raises Awareness of Hidden Domestic Abuse
The flags will dotted on lamp posts over Offaly.
Westmeath Students Are Successful in Garda Youth Awards
Assistant Commissioner, Catharina Gunne presented each of 25 awards.
Madness Leads First Line-Up Announcement For Award Winning Laois Festival
July's Forest Fest will be the fifth renewal of the event.
Mental Health Charity Urges People To Consider Alcohol Free Christmas
Turn2Me's CEO Fiona O'Malley says it will encourage a more inclusive celebration.
Green Schools and EirGrid Host Electricity Workshops For Students
Green-Schools is an initiative of FEE (the Foundation for Environmental Education).
Offaly Journalist Recognised As Podcast Wins News & Current Affairs Award
The first ever All Ireland Podcast Awards took place last night.
Communities Invited to Apply for New Peatlands and Natura Grants
Closing date for submission of applications is 9th January 2026
Midlands 103 Hospitality Awards Celebrate The Best In Local Food, Drink, And Tourism
The winners were announced at a sold out gala event in Offaly last night.
Laois Choir Strikes Gold At Pride Of Place Awards
The Timahoe Male Choir took home the prize last Friday.
Country Music Night To Take Place In Laois
The event takes place in Durrow on Saturday evening.
Look back on Forest Fest 2024
Moments captured from Forest Fest 2024
