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• IFA Refuses To Endorse Fuel Price Protests

  The body's president, Ballinakill's Francie Gorman feels it goes far beyond farmers.

• New Partnership Effort Launched For Seriously Ill Children's Non-Medical Costs

  Bluebird Care and Cliona's Foundation are teaming up to raise awareness on the issue.

• The US Are Not Achieving Their Goals - Former Army Ranger

  A ceasefire deal was agreed overnight between The US, Iran and Israel.

• "There Will Be Penalties" - Taoiseach Slams Fuel Protestors

  Micheal Martin says protestors will be punished for blocking the streets.

• Unions Call For Urgent Reset As Schools Face ‘Unrealistic’ Expectations

  The INTO, TUI and ASTI are holding their annual conferences this week.

• Site Of Leprino Cheese In Laois Goes On Sale For €12m

  130 jobs are expected to be lost due to its upcoming closure.

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• Third Day Of Nationwide Fuel Price Protests Set For Thursday

  Areas across the midlands are included in the demonstration.

• Electric Picnic Organisers Apply For 2026 Festival Licence In Laois

  80,000 people are expected to turn out for this year's festival.

• Kanye West Seeks Dialogue With Jewish Community After UK Ban

  Wireless Festival was cancelled after the rapper was denied entry into the UK.

• Midlands Hospitals Report Over 1,100 Violence Incidents In Three Years

  Tullamore recorded the highest figure in the midlands.

• NASA Artemis II Mission Begins Journey Back To Earth

  Seanie Morris from the Midlands Astronomy Club says it was a good time to send the mission out.

• Young Boy With Westmeath Links To be Laid To Rest After UK Road Accident

  Dara O'Connor died on Monday March 23rd.

• Laois Man To Hold Charity Raffle And Open Day This Weekend

  Gordan Gee is raising funds for the Jack and Jill Foundation which helps his daughter Maddie with round the clock care.

• Westmeath Cycleway Bridge To Be Named After Late Mary O'Rourke

  Taoiseach Micheal Martin will attend the official naming ceremony next month.

• Former Oireachtas PAC Chair Urges Direct Answers From State Bodies

  Inland Fisheries Ireland is revealing it paid around €60,000 euro to a communications company.

• Westmeath Family Appear In Court Over Violent Row

  The incident happened on Athlone's Church Street in the early hours of February 1st.

• Revenue Seize Contraband Worth Over €352K

  Seizures were made in the Midlands, Dublin and Rosslare Europort

• Farmers Vow To Continue Fuel Protest

  Convoys of trucks, buses, and cars have gathered in Dublin.

• Three Midlands Garda Stations Left Without Dedicated Officers

  Certain stations have lost their sole officer workers.