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Work is underway to fix the lift at Tullamore railway station
Decision expected within days on proposal to develop a new visitor centre at the Tullamore DEW distillery
The late Tom Lynam pictured at Kilbeggan Races last year when horseracing returned behind closed doors
Offaly county council is inviting bids to advertise on roundabouts into Tullamore
The Covid-delayed 2020 Offaly senior hurling championship final between Kilcormac/Killoughey and St Rynagh's will take place on Saturday, August 14
Tommy Doran, Spink performing air guitar at Electric Picnic. Photo: Alf Harvey.
POWER CUT: Electric Picnic off as festival refused licence for 2021
Public counters at Offaly County Council offices reopening from today
Road near Portarlington to close for month of August for bridge repairs
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Gardaí issue warning about tampering with mileage on NCT discs
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Offaly road to close for two months starting this week
Vandals desecrate headstones at St Brigid's churchyard
Work is underway to fix the lift at Tullamore railway station
Decision expected within days on proposal to develop a new visitor centre at the Tullamore DEW distillery
The late Tom Lynam pictured at Kilbeggan Races last year when horseracing returned behind closed doors
Darragh Kenny of Ireland riding Cartello during the jumping individual qualifier at the Equestrian Park during the 2020 Tokyo Summer Olympic Games in Tokyo, Japan. Photo by Stephen McCarthy/Sportsfile
Kellie Harrington of Ireland celebrates victory in her women's lightweight quarter-final bout against Imane Khelif of Algeria. Photo by Stephen McCarthy/Sportsfile
Darragh Kenny and his horse Cartello during jumping 1st horse inspection at the Equestrian Park during the 2020 Tokyo Summer Olympic Games in Tokyo, Japan. Photo by Stephen McCarthy/Sportsfile
World Youth MMA silver medallist Jordan Scully (centre), flanked by (from left), his sister Sophie, mother Sinead with dog Billy Jean, brothers Kaylynn and Reece (missing from picture, sister Amy)
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Max Lally, left, beat Irish team-mate Jordan Scully in the World Championships final on Sunday
Oisin Kelly bursting forward for Offaly against Derry
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