Midlands News from Friday, March 6th, 2026

The pipes are making their journey from Tullamore's Condron Concrete to the site in Limerick.

Micheal Martin says the situation is being closely monitored as conflict in the Middle East unfolds.

Breda Fitzpatrick is the first ever recipient of the council's award.

It comes from the Housing Departments' Energy Retrofit Programme.

Ciaran Mullooly feels it's confirmation new CAP plans will not simplify rules. 

Mullingar's Niall Breslin is sharing experience from a male perspective, in his new book The Place That Has Never Been Wounded.

This initiative aims to make cultural heritage more assessable.

Wicklow and parts of Dublin were hit with snowy conditions.

She made it to the final of the US TV show.

BESS is a joint venture between Lumcloon Energy and South Korea's Hanwha Group.

Prices have risen following the conflict in Iran.

Over 1,800 people are affected in the Killenard and Ballybrittas areas.

A teenage girl was seriously injured in the collision

The irishjobs.ie survey found women's salary expectations are around €11,000 than their male counterparts.

Terry Carmody was on his holidays in Dubai as it was attacked.

Laois and Westmeath saw steady rises.

Lowry missed out on victory at the Cognizant Classic last week.

Seachtain na Gaeilge runs until the 17th of March.