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• Man Dies In Offaly Road Crash

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• Offaly Man Nearly Reaches Fundraising Goal For Cancer Treatment In 24 Hours

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• Unemployment in Midlands Remains Static

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• Domestic Abuse Register Should Be Enforced-Offaly Domestic Violence Support Service

  It follows reports of Jennifer's Law being dropped by the Government.

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• Appeal For Witnesses Following Criminal Damage In Laois

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