Midlands News from Wednesday, July 1st, 2026

In 2025, Uisce Éireann invested €1.4 billion in significant improvements to water infrastructure.

The family have won €389,066.

The organisation represents 484 Men’s Sheds.

It's down to 9% from today.

Bills will rise by between €250 and €300.

Opposition parties have criticised the Government’s handling of the energy crisis.

Just 11 were recorded in 2025 in Offaly.

€40m is being allocated across the country.

Edenderry festival is taking place this weekend.

Offaly's Joe Sullivan is resigning from Fianna Fáil.

There was a 5.3% decrease in employment across the midlands.

The proposed development is set for Portarlington.

The Change of Mind facility was made available in mid-May.

They will receive a single payment for District Court criminal cases.

The caravans had previously been parked on the Curragh.

It's for 41 new homes in Rochfortbridge.

Plans for Oaklands Community College were lodged in 2023.

Clinics are to be set up at Tullamore and Portlaoise hospitals. 

It is a rotating six month term.

It says the system must eb more resilient.

‘Project Daejeon’ is based in Rhode Green Energy Park.

Christopher Richard Dedera died after being involved in a two vehicle collision on the N4