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  She's been missing since April 26th.

• Calls To Implement Laois Road Safety Officer

  An Independent Councillor is asking the local authority to follow in the footsteps of other County Councils.

• Laois One Of Four Counties Without A Road Death In 2024

  There have been over 70 deaths so far this year on Irish roads.

• Offaly Woman Elected President of Comhaltas Ceoltóirí Éireann

  After many years in the Killeigh CCÉ branch Attracta Brady is now the National president

• Missing Laois Teen Found Safe And Well

  He had been missing since Sunday night.

• Countdown On For Bambie Thug's Eurovision Performance

  They'll be hoping to see Ireland through to the final.

• New Campaign Urges People To Store Medical Details In Fridge

  The 'Message in a Bottle' initiative was launched on Thursday.

• Woman Seriously Injured Following Westmeath 'Incident'

  It occurred on Friday evening.

• Athlone Needs More Bus Services - Green Party

  The town has seen the withdrawal of two services in recent years.

• Bord Na Móna Accused Of "Failing To Maintain" Offaly Parkland

  Lough Boora Discovery Park is being described as being in poor condition at the moment.

• Westmeath Schools Awarded For Films In Aid Of Mental Health

  Students created pieces to promote positive mental health.

• Offaly Dental Clinic Passes Inspection With Flying Colours

  13 health standards were examined during the inspection.

• East And Midlands Second Most Popular Region For Domestic Overnight Stays

  The region claimed over 30% of domestic tourists in the final three months of 2023.

• Westmeath Air Corps Member Had "Fascination" With Defence Forces

  Mourners gathered for the funeral of the Lieutenant today.

• Ireland Sees Another Fall In Live Register Figures

  In the midlands, the number of people signing on dropped by just over 300.

• Laois Gardaí To Focus On Drug Drivers This Weekend

  The May Bank Holiday traditionally is a high-risk period for crashes.

• Major Hospital Survey Gets Under Way For May

  It's taking place across all acute public hospitals in Ireland.

• Tara Mines To Reopen Next Month

  Workers have accepted a deal brokered through the WRC.

• Over €180,000 Of Cocaine Seized By Gardaí

  Over 2 kgs of the drug was found during the search.

• Heated Debate In Laois Council Chamber Over Live-Streaming Of Meetings

  As it stands, members of the public can only attend meetings in public.