Midlands News from Friday, May 23rd, 2025

The girl pleaded guilty to two incidents that took place last July.

The US President is threatening a 50% tariff on goods from June 1st.

One Town One Voice will celebrate solidarity through song.

The funding is spread across the next three years to develop 'world-class' Halloween-themed tourism experiences.

The Midlands voted "yes" to marriage equality, following the referendum count on 23rd of May 2015.

It follows SIPTU's call for legal recognition of workers' rights to union representation amid a dispute with an Offaly medical device plant.

Workers at the plant are calling for the right to collective representation.

Peter Burke says SMEs are responsible for a huge amount of employment in the country.

Marek Puska is accused of withholding information from the investigation team.

Becky Hill completes the headliner acts.

Offaly driving instructor Michael Davis expects it will take some months before the numbers go up.

Kevin 'Boxer' Moran says he will stand by staff on the Leinster House bike shed overspend.

Maria McCormack is behind an Oireachtas motion to improve treatment of the condition.

The association held a meeting in Croke Park Last Night.

Art, food, and music will be at the heart of everything taking place across the region.

The man in his 40s will be back in court at the start of June.