22/01/2020
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22/01/2020
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Snow on the M7 during March 2018
€11 million announced for Offaly road works
Offaly try machine lines out for Irish Rugby 7s this weekend
Pauline Flanagan
Missing Helvijs has been spotted in Dublin; witness stated "He didn't look well".
L-R - Barry Cowen TD, Cllr Robert Mc Dermott, John Furey, Senator Paul Daly
Offaly councillors want Just Transition process to fix roads
Offaly student excels in national violin exam
Barry Cowen
RTE's Morning Ireland show to broadcast live from Offaly
Offaly star shines as Carlow IT knock champions out of Sigerson Cup
Offaly council seeks to have homes of axed Bord na Mona workers retrofitted
Laois Offaly Fianna Fáil election candidates.
Marcella Corcoran Kennedy and Charlie Flanagan lodge their General Election papers in Portlaoise.
HSE issues warning over deadly festivalgoer trend
Another county councillor enters the Laois-Offaly election race
Person arrested in Midlands after heroin and cocaine discovered
Offaly dog found wandering a very long way from home. File Pic
Offaly club given go ahead for astroturf pitch and lights
Plans for major expansion of Offaly filling station delayed
Helvijs Lejins
MISSING PERSON: Gardai appeal for information on man missing from the Midlands
Offaly house prices expected to jump 3% in 2020
'Lots of positives' as Tullamore lose out to Portlaoise rivals
House with spectacular treehouse hits the market on Offaly border
School principal with Portarlington links enters election race
Snow on the M7 during March 2018
Ireland weather forecast for the coming week from Met Eireann
Offaly club given go ahead for astroturf pitch and lights
Motorists warned of cyclist on motorway in Offaly
House with spectacular treehouse hits the market on Offaly border
PROPERTY IN FOCUS
Offaly star shines as Carlow IT knock champions out of Sigerson Cup
HSE issues warning over deadly festivalgoer trend
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