Fitting rooms and make-up counters will remain closed off.
From this morning, Penneys on-street stores will re-open its doors to customers.
Fitting rooms will be off limits, as well as make-up counters - while social distancing will be in place to reduce the spread of Covid-19.
However, branches inside shopping centres - including the Athlone, Mullingar and Portlaoise stores - won't reopen until 10.30 on Monday morning.
Former Defence Force Member Jailed For Six Years Over 1981 Rape
He admitted to one count of rape before the Central Criminal Court.
Midlands Founded Dance School Wins Big At National Awards
Leinster School of Dance was founded in Moate.
Offaly And Laois Outpace Westmeath In Social Housing Rollout
Westmeath Council delivered just over a third of its six month target.
Offaly MEP Eyes Growth For Irish Whiskey During EU-India Trade Talks
Irish whiskey exports to India have risen over the past five years despite tariffs.
Polish Pilot Found Guilty Of €8.4m Midlands Drug Smuggling Operation
The jury returned unanimous guilty verdicts on all Michal Luczak's charges.
Offaly Councillor Questions Housing Scheme
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Medical Conditions Linked To Psoriasis In Focus For Awareness Week
Psoriasis Awareness Week takes place from today through November 4th.
Laois Company Named Finalist In National Startup Awards
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Water Quality The Focus At Agricultural Conference In Laois
The conference is being held at the Heritage Hotel in Killenard today.
Offaly Farmer Named Farming For Nature Ambassador
Daingean's Margaret Edgill manages Mount Briscoe Farm.
Westmeath University Scammed Out Of Nearly €100k
TUS Midlands says it happened last September in their Annual Financial Statements Report.
Gardaí Make €8m Laois Cocaine Seizure
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Midlands Town Facing Major Job Losses
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Laois Councillors Call For Referendum Commission On Presidential Nominations
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Revenue Seize Contraband Worth Over €314k
Investigations into all seizures are ongoing.
Midlands First Aid Expert Urges Public To Learn Stroke Signs
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Construction Industry Flags Biodiversity Costs In New Building Designs
The Director of the CIF believes decisions around this will see long term affects.
Strike At Offaly Food Plant Called Off
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Westmeath Restaurant Owner Pleads Guilty To €3m Arson Incident
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RTÉ Faces Fresh Payments Scandal As NUJ Calls For Transparency
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