That's down 19 per cent on the previous month.
54 adults were recorded as homeless in the midlands last month.
That's down 19 per cent on the figures for December.
32 were in emergency accommodation Laois and Offaly, and 22 in Westmeath.
The majority are aged between 25 and 44, while14 families were recorded as homeless in the region.
Nationally, there's been a slight rise in figures, with 8,313 homeless, over 2,300 of whom are children.
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