It's part of increased measures to allow people to work in their communities.
A new government scheme to give people free vouchers to use remote working hubs is important progress, according to a midlands TD.
Minister Heather Humphreys will unveil the plan later today as part of increased measures to allow people to work in their communities rather than commute to offices in bigger towns and cities.
There will also be further investment in remote working hubs right across the country to support more hybrid working.
Independent Roscommon-Galway TD Denis Naughten says the move is welcome:
People are being reminded to make use of the midlands' 11 remote working hubs.
Paddy Buggy manages the Webmill Digital Hub in Mountmellick - he says people often don't realise the convenience:
Laois Woman Named Patient Champion
Laois TD Calls Out Government Over Long Awaited School Upgrades
Westmeath Artist Awarded €30k Residency
Offaly Boy Killed In Firebomb Attack To Be Laid To Rest Tomorrow
"The Light Will Always Outshine The Darkness" - Offaly Community In Mourning
Gardaí Appeal For Witnesses After Westmeath Crash Leaves Man In Serious Condition
Gardaí Release Footage Of Offaly Arson Attack
Post Mortems Completed After Fatal Arson Attack In Offaly
Emergency Services At Scene Of Westmeath Crash
A Merry Mix Of Christmas Cheer Across the Midlands
Government Infrastructure Taskforce Member Highlights Importance Of Scheme
Westmeath Town On Track To Become Ireland’s First Fully Green City By 2040
Athlone Mayor Welcomes Living City Scheme Timeline
Record Increase In Laois Home Planning Approvals In Third Quarter
ASTI Warns Teacher Shortages Threaten Education In Laois And Across Ireland
Calls Grow For Improved Public Transport In Laois Town
IFA President Pushes For Government Action On Mercosur Investigation
Benefits Of Government Infrastructure Plan Will Take Time - Midland Steel
Decision On Enoch Burke’s Dismissal Expected This Weekend
Laois Shop Shutting Down On New Year's Day