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.
Midlands Event For National Women's Enterprise Day Taking Place Tomorrow
The Village Barn in Tyrellspass is the venue for the event.
Offaly Councillors Call for 10% Increase in GMA Budget
Councillors in the Tullamore MD are seeking a 10% increase in their general allocation for 2027.
Strike Action: Sinn Fein Leader Calls On Taoiseach To Intervene
There will be widespread disruption across Laois, Offaly and Westmeath today.
Australian Woman Travels To Midlands In Search Of Irish Family Roots
79 year-old Dianne Newcombe'S great-great grandfather William Delahunt was born in Offaly.
County Councils Closed Nationwide Amid Major Strike Action
Public sector workers took strike action across the country over the course of the day.
Offaly TD Says Alex Dunne Deserves €30k State Funding
Alex Dunne is currently competing in Formula 2.
€600m Farm Payment Delays A "Bombshell For Farm Families" - IFA
Advanced BISS and CRISS payments are being pushed back from Friday to October 27th.
Emergency Services Attend Offaly Fire
No injuries were reported.
