Diesel remains the most popular engine type.
The number of new cars registered in the midlands dropped by 14 per cent last year.
3,584 cars were registered in 2020, most of those in Westmeath.
Diesel remains the most popular engine type at 53 per cent, with hybrid, electric and plug-in hybrid accounting for a combined 20 per cent of the total.
Toyota was the most popular brand in the Offaly and Westmeath last year, while Skoda was the favourite in Laois.
Court Of Appeal To Hear Challenge Over 1988 Portlaoise Prison Shooting
Sean O’Brien has been seeking accountability from the State since 1991.
False Leg And Giant Papier-Mâché Chicken Among Bizarre Items Left At Center Parcs
13,000 items have gone missing or been disposed of at Center Parcs in the past year.
Enoch Burke Ordered Back To Prison For Breaching Court Order
Mr Burke has spent over 700 days behind bars so far.
Civil Defence Volunteers’ Welfare Under Scrutiny In Leinster House
Critical Incident Stress Management Service is being held for officers in Roscrea this week.
Westmeath Care Centre Found Non-Compliant In HIQA Inspection
Kinnegad's Muiríosa Foundation centre was deemed to be substantially compliant across four areas.
HSE Bringing BreastCheck Screening Service To Laois
A mobile unit will stay at the Cuisle Centre in Portlaoise.
Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Day To Be Marked In Offaly
Cuidiú Offaly is inviting people to gather in Tullamore's Lloyd Town Park this evening.
Laois Senator And Family Left Shaken After Attempted Car Theft At Their Home
The incident occurred at her home in Portlaoise at approximately 8pm on Sunday evening.
