Midlands News from Tuesday, October 28th, 2025

Gareth Sheridan's bid to become president was blocked by Fianna Fail and Fine Gael Councillors.

Investigations into all seizures are ongoing.

World Stroke Day takes place tomorrow.

The Director of the CIF believes decisions around this will see long term affects.

Management at Carroll's Cuisine has agreed to enter talks on employee working conditions.

The plea comes after a protracted period of time in producing the case's book of evidence.

A new RTÉ report reveals eight irregular payments of between €10,000 and €30,000.

There is growing pressure for the Taoiseach to step down as Fianna Fáil leader.

Ciaran Mullooly wants the EU to launch a supergrid linking cheaper electricity to Ireland.

Scoil Mhuire in Abbeyleix was one of the big winners, taking home the Tiny Tidy Towns Schools Award.

44-year-old Michal Luczak is pleading not guilty to unlawful possession of cocaine.

Laois County Council are seeking approval from An Coimisiun Pleanala for the project.

The Government are advising restrictions on reporting for the new Local Community Safety Partnerships.

The new library is part of a community education initiative taking place in the county.