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• Over 2,500 Midlands Children Mark National Pyjama Day

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• Agriculture Minister To Launch Governance Review Amid IFA Bord Bia Dispute

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• Midlands School Waiting Seven Years For ASD Classrooms Raised In Dáil

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• Midlands Teen Seriously Injured In Crash Released From ICU

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• Man Who Killed Dad In Laois Hotel To Remain In Central Mental Hospital

  Henry McGowan was found not guilty by reason of insanity for the murder of his father in Ballyfin Demesne.

• Midlands Commercial Vacancy Rates Record Slight Drop

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• Laois/Offaly Garda Youth Awards Deadline Extended

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• Niall Horan Confirms Fourth Album

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• Laois Councillor Seeks Proper Regulation On Drones

  Fine Gael's Paddy Buggy feels there should be clearer rules on drones.

• IFA Staging More Bord Bia Protests This Weekend

  The Irish Farmers Association will protest outside the Agriculture Minister's office in Kildare on Saturday.

• Westmeath Councillor Calls For More Public Artwork

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• Enterprise Minister Calls For ‘Calm And Collective’ Response To US Tariffs

  There is uncertainty following President Trump's tariffs.

• New Survey Reveals Half Of People Think About Their Funeral

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• Longford-Westmeath TD Backs Insurance Reforms Despite Motor Premium Rise

  Fianna Fáil's Robert Troy insists they're working despite a rise over the last year.

• Heritage Council Launches Community Grant Scheme

  Grants of between €800 to €25,000 are available under the scheme.

• New Midlands Seed Library To Open Next Month

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• Contracts Signed For Redevelopment Midlands Courthouse

  It will be turned into a Community and Digital Enterprise Hub.

• ‘String And Hope’ Transit Van Seized In Laois

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