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Friday, 9 May 2025 13:05

92,000 applications have been made to the humanitarian assistance scheme.

92 thousand applications have been made to the Department of Social Protection's humanitarian assistance scheme in the aftermath of Storm Eowyn.

Figures obtained by TG4 show almost 11.5 million euro in payments have been paid so far.

The scheme is still open following the record breaking storm in January.

Ballycumber's Seamus Boland is CEO of Irish Rural Link - he says it can take people a long time to realise damage was done during Eowyn:

Missing Man's Boat Found On Midlands Lake

A man in his 20's is still reported missing in Westmeath's Lough Ennell.
Laois Village Facing Water Disruption Today

Uisce Eireann is carrying out scheduled works in Camross at 9 am to 5 pm.
Offaly School Fundraising For Astro Turf Pitch In Memory Of Ashling Murphy

Sacred Heart School in Tullamore will name it 'Pairc Ashling' in memory of their former pupil.
Gardaí Searching For Missing Man On Midlands Lake

A man in his 20s is missing in Westmeath.
Enterprise Minister Downplays Government's Ability To Help On Home Heating Oil

The Longford Westmeath TD Peter Burke is cautioning against big Budget 2027 expectations.
Midlands Prison Hit By Mass Overdose Incident

The Irish Prison Service says its working with the HSE after a reported toxic drug drone drop off.
Offaly Man To Complete Marathon Challenge In Honour of Ashling Murphy

John Healy is set to complete his 26th marathon to support the Ashling Murphy Memorial Foundation.
Recruitment Of First-Ever Professors For Ireland's Technological Universities Launched

The initiative was launched by Minister James Lawless.

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