The Department of Housing has released its latest homelessness figures.
The number of people who accessed emergency accommodation in the Midlands last month stands at 341.
That figures from the Housing Department comprises of 224 adults, and 117 children.
The number of homeless people in Offaly stands at 84, it's 60 in Westmeath, 58 in Laois, and 22 in Longford.
Nationally the number of people accessing emergency accommodation in June was 17,482.
Bank Holiday Weekend Set To Bring Mixed Weather To Midlands
Offaly's Cathal Nolan, from Ireland's Weather Channel says there's a bit of everything in store.
Laois Councillor Thanks Emergency Services For Quick Response Following Meadow Fire
Councillor Paddy Bracken is praising them for their work at the scene in Mountmellick's Smith's Field yesterday.
Investigation Into "Disturbing" Phone Calls Made To Female Councillors Underway
The AILG says around 70 of its female members have been subjected to the calls.
Midlands Hospital Warning Of Long ED Wait Times
The HSE is asking people to consider their options in the event of non-emergency conditions.
Westmeath Man Pleads Guilty To Assault and Theft
50 year old Peter Flynn with two addresses in Athlone said he "was on the streets starving with hunger."
Westmeath Gardai Issue Bank Holiday Road Safety Appeal
They're asking motorists to slow down, stay off their phones, and to never ever drive under the influence.
Laois Prison Undergoing Major Upgrade Ahead Of Expected Kinahan Extradition
A new gym and library are being installed in Portlaoise.
Birr Vintage Week Celebrating Breastfeeding Through Photo Exhibition
"Milk and Motherhood" will be on display at the Birr Methodist Church this weekend.
