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• Decision Due on Laois Housing Development Today

  The application is for 34 homes in Ballylinan.

• Revenue Seize Over €1.4m of Contraband in The Midlands, Dublin and Rosslare

  Around 10kg of herbal cannabis was seized by officers in the Midlands and Dublin.

• Offaly Quantity Surveyor On Revenue Tax Defaulters List

  Revenue have published a new list of tax defaulters.

• Offaly Councillor Wants Approved Housing Bodies To "Take Pressure Off" Local Authority

  Councillor and auctioneer John Leahy is concerned about the cost of the county's housing expansion.

• Missing Offaly Man Found Safe And Well

  He is missing since Friday.

• Town Centre First Policy Meeting To Be Held In Westmeath This Week

  The aim of the scheme is to boost the towns.

• Westmeath Butchers To Close Doors For Final Time

  Shane Maher Butchers in Moate is to close on March 29th and has won Midlands 103 Customer Service Awards.

• Ireland Doesn't Need To Follow US In Creating New Departments-Brian Stanley

  The Laois TD believes it's unnecessary and thinks existing departments need to improve efficiency.

• Irish Honey Bee Under Threat Of Extinction

  The future of the honey bee was discussed last weekend in Athlone.

• TV Vet Reckons We'll Be Conversing With Animals Within 20 Years

  Ballyfin man, Noel Fitzpatrick of 'The Supervet' believes new technology will bring us closer to animals.

• Midlands Community Centres Set To Receive Over €2m

  It comes in the latest round of the Community Centre Investment Fund.

• The State Has Failed Children With Autism For Years -Sorca Clarke

  The Longford Westmeath TD has personal experience with the system, as two of her boys have autism.

• CAO Applications See Substantial Surge

  A midlands guidance counsellor is putting the increase down to demographics.

• Former Minister Of State for Foreign Affairs In Favour Of White House Visit

  Laois TD Sean Fleming held the role up until this year.

• Pornographic Deepfakes More Likely To Affect Women - Maria Walsh

  The Midlands North West MEP is highlighting loopholes in current deepfake legislation.

• New Safety System Installed For Westmeath Level Crossing

  The warning system has been installed in a bid to reduce "near misses" at level crossings.

• Midlands Won't See Rain For Seven Days - Carlow Weather

  However winds will be still blustering through the region.

• Grade Inflation Set To Benefit Students Who Deferred College Place In 2024

  Inflation as recently as last year was as high as 7%.

• Bord Na Móna Recycling Workers Not Happy With Treatment

  Worked voted in favour of a strike.

• Offaly Pharmacist To Swap Counter For Arctic Circle Challenge

  Lusmagh's Lisa Byrne is joining a team of 14 women to tackle the Arctic Circle in aid of the Irish Heart Foundation.