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• Cinema Tickets Reduced This Saturday Across The Midlands

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• Gardaí Investigating Westmeath Quad Theft

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• Finding 'Alternative Investor' Priority For Taoiseach To Replace Closing Offaly Plant

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• LGBTQ+ Community Assured Of 'Safe' Space At Laois Pride

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• Fine Gael Selects Offaly Candidate For General Election

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• Man Due In Court After Robbery Of Laois Store

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• Laois Student Awarded Posthumous Degree By UL

  Joe Drennan was killed after being hit by a car last year.

• Sinn Féin Denies Claims It 'Silenced' Laois Councillor

  The Portarlington rep made the claim yesterday as he left the party.

• Almost 100 Midlands Homes See Construction Begin In July

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• Parents Need To Lead By Example With Phone Bans In Schools Says Laois Principal

  The Education Minster has written to schools across the country.

• Students With Top Leaving Cert Results Still Missed Out On Courses

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• 'Desperate Times For The Area' - Tullamore Chamber Responds To Loss Of 300 Jobs

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• Westmeath Clothes Shop Announces Closure After 25 Years

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• MEP Holding Consultations With Former Bord Na Móna Workers On Just Transition

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