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  Mr Burke is expected to appear before a fitness-to-teach inquiry tomorrow.

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• Midlands People Named In Revenue Tax Defaulters List

  They have all been fined.

• Offaly National School Extension Approved To Advance To Tender Stage

  The extension is set for Gortnamona National School.

• Offaly Fianna Fail Councillor Rejects "Double Speak" Claim Against Party

  Fianna Fail's Peter Ormond is disputing claims made by Fine Gael's Neil Feighery.

• Gardaí Appealing For Witnesses To Midlands Fire

  The incident occurred shortly before 5:00am on Monday.

• Westmeath Gardai Make Three Arrests As Part Of Drug-Related Intimidation Investigation

  They're due before Longford District Court this afternoon.

• Man Remains In Critical Condition Following Laois Assault

  Gardai are renewing an appeal for information on the incident in Portarlington.

• Funding For Major Midlands Infrastructure Projects Announced

  They are getting the green light under Government funding.

• Midlands TD Criticises 39% Levy Increase On Radio Stations

  A recent Digital Report shows over seven in 10 people say they trust local radio for news.

• Revenue Seize Contraband Worth Over €722k

  9.9kg of ketamine with an estimated value of over €598,100 was seized.

• HSE Fined €300k Over Data Breach At Offaly Hospital

  Around 84,000 people have been affected.

• Dispute Intensifies Over Proposed Staff Cuts At Midlands College

  Carlow College revealed its intentions to cease operations over the next two years.

• Hauliers Call For Fuel Supports To Remain Until End Of Summer

  Global oil prices fell after the announcement of a tentative US-Iran peace deal.

• Midlands Primary Schools Honoured With 2026 Curious Minds Awards

  16 midlands schools are being recognised.

• No Derelict Property Tax Collected In Westmeath In 2024

  €26m in derelict site tax levies went uncollected that year.

• Search Continues For Jo Jo Dullard And Deidre Jacobs

  The young women were last seen alive in the 1990s. 

• Local Radio Continues To Win Public Trust

  More seven in 10 people trust local radio news.

• Midlands Science Celebrates 25 Years

  The group celebrated the milestone with an event at Mullingar's National Science Park.

• Westmeath Community Asks For Help In Solving Story Behind Stations Of The Cross Statues

  The Active Retirement Association of Multyfarnham wants to uncover the stories behind the statues.