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• Two-Year Sentence For Fighter Who Held Knife To Woman's Chest Weeks Before Killing His Mother

  30 year old Luke Donnell pleaded guilty to aggravated burglary at a house at Grange Heights, Mullingar, Co. Westmeath, while armed with a knife on April 13, 2023.

• TII Questioned Over Criteria For Allocating Funding To Local Authorities

  Westmeath did not get any of its requested funding last year, and just over €104,000 this year.

• Laois TD Renews Funding Call For Courthouse

  Laois TD Willie Aird wants the Government to provide funding to start building a new courthouse in Portlaoise.

• Midlands Based Pharma CEO Picks Up Award

  Leah Fletcher of Dunbar Pharma in Athlone has been crowned Founder of the Year at Enterprise Ireland's High Potential Start-Up Awards.

• Six Months Of Traffic Disruption Ahead As Water Mains Works Begin In Westmeath

  Water mains replacement works will begin in Kilbeggan at the start of November.

• Hybrid Working Drives Irish Rail Services To Capacity In The Midlands

  All routes through Tullamore are at full capacity.

• Young Musicians Set To Rock The Midlands At Youth Music Festival

  The project empowers young musicians to create and develop music with professionals and educators.

• Minister Rules Out Toll Reductions For Midlands Commuters

  Robert Troy is advocating for student travel refunds to ease commuting costs.