They've been using a space on a temporary basis for the last four months.
Tullamore Women's Shed is looking for a new home.
Since the group's launch in March, over 50 women have been meeting every Friday at Laois Offaly ETB's canteen in the Castle Building.
They use the space to learn new skills like arts and crafts and yoga, while having a cup of tea and a chat.
However, they need to find a new premises by September and are appealing to anyone with an available space to get in touch.
Founder Olive Davis is anxious to continue providing the service:
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