Midlands 103

Search

Listen Live

Midlands Today - Repeat

Key Largo

Wednesday, 10 June 2026 17:39

The night sky's two brightest planets are set to align closely.

People across Ireland are being encouraged to look west tonight to catch Venus and Jupiter appearing in close proximity.

The two brightest planets in the night sky will reach their closest point in an event known as a conjunction.

Astronomy Ireland says it will be one of the most impressive sights visible to the naked eye for years.

Seanie Morris, from the Midlands Astronomy Club says the best viewing conditions are expected between 10pm and 11pm:

Two Westmeath Brothers Who Sexually Assaulted Teenage Girls In Mid 90's Identified

The victims of both brothers have waived their right to anonymity. Explicit Content Warning.
Laois Artist Has Work Showcased In Times Square

A mural created by Abbeyleix's Aileen Donovan was showcased alongside 40 other pieces.
Offaly Gardai Appeal For Information On Hit And Run And Assault Incident

It took place in the Birr area at around 9:30 yesterday morning.
Midlands-Based Project Highlighted For Future Workforce Planning

The REShape programme is being highlighted in a new economic impact assessment.
New Addiction Treatment Facility Opens In Westmeath

The Rutland Centre has opened a second branch in Athlone.
€15m Investment In Laois Enterprise Park Gets Green Light

The company is purchasing Plot E for €1.8 million plus VAT.
Appeal Renewed For Information On Deirdre Jacob Disappearance

The Jacob family are appealing for information ahead of the 28th anniversary of her disappearance.
Fire Crew Tackling Offaly Bog Fire

Fire crews believed the blaze had been extinguished yesterday.

Never miss a moment from Midlands 103