Just under 12,000 joined Irish schools over the last month.
Almost 12,000 Ukrainian children enrolled in Irish schools last month.
Figures from the Department of Education indicate that there's 175 in Laois, 205 in Westmeath and 116 in Offaly.
Dublin is home to the most Ukrainian pupils, with over 1,800 attending class in the capital.
It’s followed by Cork- where over 1,180 are attending school, and Kerry where over 1,150 are in class.
These figures come as CSO stats show over 54,700 Ukrainians have arrived in Ireland since the start of the conflict with Russia.
Multiple Truck Crashes In Laois
Breakdown Causing Major Delays On M6
2026 Tullamore Tradfest To Take Place In March
Over 750 Drivers Caught Drink Or Drug Driving Over The Festive Season
Laois Council Seeks New Housing Partner For Domestic Abuse Refuge
Midlands Meteorologist Issues Snow And Rain Warning As Storm Goretti Hits South
Offaly TD Urges Expansion Of Enterprise Parks To Support Rural SMEs
Over 70 Midlands Entries In 2026 Stripe Young Scientist Exhibition
Government Still Skeptical Of Mersocur Ahead Of Final Vote
Planning Permission Granted For Westmeath Apartments
Offaly Business Misses Out On Major Investment
Midlands Homeowners Urged To Future Proof Homes Ahead Of Home And Energy Show
Laois Groups Shortlisted For €10k Community Champions Award
Traffic Disruption In Portarlington Due To Long-Term Road Works
Council Says Priority Roads Treated First During Cold Snap
Plans Submitted To Convert Laois Nursing Home Into Broadcasting Studios
Laois County Council Refuses Planning Permission For Solar Farm
The True Origins Of Nollaig na mBan In Ireland
Offaly Shop Owner Warned Of An Post Machine Breakdown Ahead Of Fibre Switchover
Home Care Provider Announces New Caregiving Roles Across Midlands