Midlands News from Friday, November 28th, 2025

Dovida is providing both flexible and set-hours roles to suit applicants’ individual needs.

The 20 year old is one of the brightest young talents in motorsport.

Westmeath has the highest number in the midlands.

A vote on the issue is scheduled for December 9th.

The report found women earning almost 2% more than men.

Cowen and Carberry are tabling two amendments to boost protections for the beef sector.

220 adults accessed emergency accommodation in October.

The campaign encourages adults to be mindful of their behaviour in outdoor spaces used by young people.

Permission for the works has been granted by Westmeath County Council.

€12.3m has been announced altogether for the Clár Programme.

The High Court is ordering the salary be paid to Wilson's Hospital School.

61 year old Mark Barlow of Clonlost, Killucan, in Westmeath will be sentenced next month.

Willie Aird has been speaking at the latest meeting of the Oireachtas Committee on Agriculture.

The Poet's Cottage in Camross was originally a heritage project.

He was arrested and imprisoned this week.

Details in Clonbrusk community nursing unit are due to be completed next Friday.

Tickets are on sale now for the three day event.

Both the Taoiseach and Minister for Agriculture will be in attendance.

Manchán Magan has won the Irish Book Awards title after passing away in August.