Midlands News from Wednesday, September 3rd, 2025

The event is titled, 'Out of the Blue Career Horizons Expo'.

She is Fine Gael's candidate for next month's election.

It was chosen from over 120 public nominations.

Edenderry born Eugene O'Brien's 2007 film Eden, will be showing the screen adaptation.

With nearly 300 lots on offer, the event features antique ornaments, garden décor and classic cars.

The new CyberSafeKids report shows 26% of eight to 12 year olds used chatbot programs last year, for homework or advice.

There's concerns over the impact on beef imports from South American markets from the IFA.

Statkraft Ireland are planning a 7 turbine wind farm across townlands in Offaly.

Cabinet have officially approved Friday October 24th as Presidential Election Day.

It follows a new report on online behaviour towards local and general election candidates last year.

The European Green Pioneer of Smart Tourism Award shortlist also includes Dubrovnik and Ibiza.

Gardai are investigating the incident.

Nina Carberry believes the trade deal is bad news for Irish farmers.

A pre-sale event on Monday saw tickets sell out quickly.

Margaret Edgill is putting on a diverse range of cultural events in Daingean this week.