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  The minimum wage will rise to €14.15.

• Uisce Eireann Confirms Completion Of Offaly Works

  The replacement of old water pipes in Lusmagh began in October.

• Man Hospitalised With Serious Injuries Following Offaly Crash

  It happened in Killaderry yesterday afternoon.

• Biodiversity Children's Book Launches In Midlands

  The Three Billy Goats Gruff of Carlow' is a project by the local authority in Carlow.

• Over €3.8m In IT And Minor Works Grants Going To Midlands Schools

  Standardised payments are also being brought in for the grants.

• Midlands Property Prices Continuing To Rise

  CSO figures show national prices are up 7.3% in the year to September.

• Mercosur Vote Down To The Wire - Midlands MEP

  EU countries like France and Italy are looking to delay a final vote on the deal.

• Offaly Community Sports Facility To Remain Closed Over Christmas

  Geashill Playground's astro-turf is currently closed over insurance policy issues.

• Westmeath Security Expert Welcomes Gardai Training For EU Presidency

  Gardai are being trained on how to deal with scenarios like a large scale attack.

• Lower Childcare Fee Caps Could Lead To Closures - FECP

  Laois member Sonya Duggan from Kilminchy School House in Portlaoise says more support is needed.

• Gardai Investigating Potentially Suspicious Approach Of Child In Laois

  It took place yesterday afternoon in Portarlington.

• Midlands Animal Rescue Shelter Unequivocally Against Fox Hunting

  A bill is expected to be voted down by Fianna Fail, Fine Gael, and Sinn Fein.

• Judge Disappointed And Surprised By AG Ruling On Burke Contempt Of Court Referral

  His family have also avoided a criminal charge.

• Five Maternity Reviews At Portiuncula Hospital Ongoing

  Seven of those reviews have now been completed.

• Gardaí Confirm Discovery Of Man's Body At Midlands Premises

  The man's body was found in Longford Town on Tuesday.

• Laois Senator Warns Blister Pack Funding Cut Will Lead To Dangerous Confusion

  The packs separate daily tablet doses into individual pockets, allowing patients take the right tablets at the right time.

• Call To Fast-Track Living City Initiative For Westmeath Town

  The Living City initiative is designed to revamp city centers by encouraging renovation and conversion of properties.

• Midlands Community Sports Facility Closing With Immediate Effect

  The Geashill Community Playground Facebook page posted the update last night.

• Man Arrested In Connection With Fatal Offaly Fire Released Without Charge

  A prisoner in Midlands Prison was questioned over an alleged assault which related to the fire.

• Westmeath Waste Facility Remains Temporarily Closed

  The site on Athlone's University Road is closed due to a direction from the HSA.