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A temporary library is to be opened in the town as the original library has now been closed for a number of years for essential works.

The figures, published in the Probation Services Annual Report, show that Carlow and Kilkenny had the highest number of such orders with Clare and Longford not far behind.

Admin and clerical staff at the child and family agency are starting a work-to-rule action today in a dispute over a job evaluation scheme.

Plans brought to cabinet by Integration Minister Roderic O'Gorman yesterday, would see housing provided for Ukrainian refugees for only three months.

In a statement released this week, Councillor Murphy described how his wife has been diagnosed with Motor Neuron Disease and that his priority is now to take care of his family and raise awareness of the condition.

The Rent Tax Credit, first introduced by the Finance Act 2022, was claimed by 7,268 PAYE taxpayers in the region that year while 1,729 have claimed it so far this year.

The Green Party rep says she plans to work on a more environmentally conscious and inclusive future for rural Ireland.

The double murderer had targeted men through a popular LGBTQ+ dating app.

A man in his early 20s received serious injuries in the incident and was brought to the Midlands Regional Hospital Mullingar for treatment.

Services in the region such as emergency departments, inpatient admissions and various therapies are reporting either major overcrowding or long waiting lists.

The decommissioned station in Ardagh is being sold by Sherry Fitzgerald Quinn by online auction next month.

Their appearance comes against a backdrop of a recruitment freeze and lower than expected budget funding.

Under the initiative Ukrainian refugees would have to find either a rental property or take up the offer of a home pledged by members of the public.

Roscommon Young Carers Project was rewarded in the Youth Category at a ceremony, which took place in Killashee House Hotel in County Kildare, on Saturday.