Midlands News from Monday, August 10th, 2026

Staff and management at Regional Hospital Mullingar are apologising for any inconvenience caused.

Mullingar Swimming Pool will temporarily close next Monday until Friday.

"12" explores addiction, recovery, and the possibility of a hopeful future.

11,113 people in the Midlands were on the Live Register last month.

The event took place on the August Bank Holiday weekend.

The Durrow Digital Trails were recently launched.

82 out of the 141 cash access reports so far under Central Bank's reporting system come from Moate.

Works to return the Lissywollen site in Athlone to its original state are being planned.

There is one store located in Portlaoise.

Francie Gorman feels a €2.5 billion cut to the EU budget won't be helpful to farmers.

A woman in her 80s was involved in a collision while cycling in Monasterevin.

Investigations into all seizures are ongoing. 

Leprino Cheese facility is currently up for sale at €12 million.

A man in his 70s was pronounced dead at the scene.

Assaults, drugs and weapons are the most common crime types in the region.

Daniel Kinahan appeared before the Special Criminal Court on Sunday.