The Oasis founding member returned to an Offaly village for a commemorative event.
A former Oasis drummer has received a commemorative plaque in an Offaly village.
Tony McCarroll lived in Kinnitty for two years as a child.
He returned to the village on Saturday, where the plaque was unveiled.
Mr. McCarroll also took part in a Q&A session.
He played the drums for Oasis' debut album 'Definitely Maybe' which sold over 8 million copies worldwide.
Irish Rail Appeals For Public Help After Midlands Train Vandalism
Irish Rail say a graffiti attack took place on Friday morning in Athlone.
Revenue Officers Seize Contraband Worth €169k
Over 3.1kg of herbal cannabis was seized.
Fabric Of Change Launches Week-Long Fashion Pop-Up In The Midlands
Fabric of Change Carlow is opening its Pop-Up today.
Offaly Gardaí Appeal For Witnesses After Church Break In
It took place on Saturday evening at Clonbollogue's Sacred Heart Church,
Two Cars Seized In Midlands During Garda Tyre Safety Crackdown
Tullamore Roads Policing Unit are conducting checks on unsafe vehicles and road traffic offences.
Offaly Woman Crowned Ms Ireland
Cleo Knight was named the winner on Saturday night.
Temperatures Set To Plunge After Unseasonably Warm Highs
Some parts of the country will see temperatures above 20 degrees today.
Young Breast Cancer Survivor Urges Women To Act On Symptoms Early
Roisin Molloy was living in New Zealand when she noticed a sore lump.
