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  Demonstrators will be taking action across the midlands today.

• New Housing Development Proposed For Offaly Town

  18 residential units are being proposed for Bracknagh.

• Offaly Sees Largest Property Price Growth In The Midlands

  Laois and Westmeath figures have moved steadily.

• Two Men Seriously Injured In Midlands Crash

  The incident took place in Longford yesterday evening.

• Two Westmeath Chefs Win Culinary Competition

  Pavel Mikeska of Thyme Restaurant in Athlone and Anastasiia Skurtu have won first place in the Joe Shannon Memorial Culinary Competition.

• IFA Call For Stronger Farmer Supports Among Fuel Crisis

  The IFA discussed a range of farmer support measures with Government from fuel support to a fodder scheme.

• Laois High Nelly Club Members Take On 135km Charity Cycle This Saturday

  Frankie McRedmond and Darren Kennedy are cycling from Dublin to Shannon Harbour to raise funds for BUMBLEance,

• Laois Woman Prosecuted Under Wildlife Act

  Sarah Baldwin from Oldglass, Grantstown was charged for the destruction of vegetation on uncultivated land.

• Midlands Hospital Launches Patient Focused Wellbeing Initiative

  The aim is to make the hospital feel more human.

• Offaly Man Launches Innovative Bracelet To Ease Menopause Symptoms

  'MyCelsius' bracelet launched yesterday.

• 91 Year Old Leads Peace Protest Walk Through Laois

  Lelia Doolan will lead the charge today.

• IFA Refuses To Endorse Fuel Price Protests

  The body's president, Ballinakill's Francie Gorman feels it goes far beyond farmers.

• New Partnership Effort Launched For Seriously Ill Children's Non-Medical Costs

  Bluebird Care and Cliona's Foundation are teaming up to raise awareness on the issue.

• The US Are Not Achieving Their Goals - Former Army Ranger

  A ceasefire deal was agreed overnight between The US, Iran and Israel.

• "There Will Be Penalties" - Taoiseach Slams Fuel Protestors

  Micheal Martin says protestors will be punished for blocking the streets.

• Unions Call For Urgent Reset As Schools Face ‘Unrealistic’ Expectations

  The INTO, TUI and ASTI are holding their annual conferences this week.

• Site Of Leprino Cheese In Laois Goes On Sale For €12m

  130 jobs are expected to be lost due to its upcoming closure.

• Photos: Mount Temple Fundraiser

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• Third Day Of Nationwide Fuel Price Protests Set For Thursday

  Areas across the midlands are included in the demonstration.

• Electric Picnic Organisers Apply For 2026 Festival Licence In Laois

  80,000 people are expected to turn out for this year's festival.