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The Offaly Live website, the leading resource for news, sport and much more for Offaly, set a new record with a staggering number of page views in 2023.
Figures from Google Analytics show that the hugely popular website generated 26.9 million pages views in 2023 smashing its previous high of 15.8 million in 2022.
Powered by the Offaly Express, The Tullamore Tribune and the Midland Tribune, the website provides up to the minute news and sport seven days a week for the people of Offaly along with coverage of social events, nights out, ever popular trips down memory lane with some good craic and quizzes thrown in along the way.
Offaly Live Editor, Damian Moran, stated, "we are so thankful to the people of Offaly at home and further afield for their continued support. Not only did we have close to 27 million page views in 2023, we also reached people in 114 different countries from South Africa to Peru and from Mexico to The Maldives. In 2024 we will continue to try and improve on what we do to bring you all that happens and all that matters in Offaly as we try to raise and already high bar."
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