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Friday, 8 January 2021 11:00

The value ranges from €45,000 to €200,000.

Over €1.3m is being allocated to the regeneration of towns in the midlands.

Fourteen of them will get between €45,000 and €200,000 from the Department of Rural and Community Development.

Projects in Offaly are the biggest beneficiaries receiving €800,000, €383,000 is going to Laois and €181,000 to Westmeath.

The Deputy Chairperson of Moate Museum and historical society is Rose McQuillan.

She says essential renovations can now take place on their 136 year old premises:

Enterprise Minister Identifies Energy As Biggest Driver Of Business Costs

Longford-Westmeath TD Peter Burke says supports for energy-intensive firms could be considered in the Budget.
Midlands LGBT Project Lots Of Conversations Still Need To Happen

The organisation provides a range of services across Laois, Offaly and Westmeath.
Sun Shines At Electric Picnic

Jade gets the main stage underway at 6pm.
Folk Collective Group Bring First Tour To Midlands

The Céadaoin Collective, featuring Midlands members, bring their show to Moate this weekend.
319 Midlands People Accessed Emergency Accommodation Last Month

Offaly recorded the highest number of homeless people.
Fuel Excise Cuts To Cost €407 Million As Dáil Approves Phased Increase

Reduction amounts to 32 cents per litre on diesel, 27 cents on petrol, and more than 7 cents on green diesel.
Westmeath Hotel Could Reopen Next Week After Norovirus Outbreak

Glasson Lakehouse in Westmeath shut earlier this week.
Enterprise Minister Says Good Friday Agreement Is Clear On Timing Of Border Poll

British Prime Minister Andy Burnham ruled out Irish United yesterday.

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