52-year-old woman killed in road crash near Allenwood
19/02/2019
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19/02/2019
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52-year-old woman killed in road crash near Allenwood
The trial is continuing at the Central Criminal Court
Pedestrian dies after being struck by 4x4 in Kildare
Gardai appeal for witnesses after multi-vehicle M50 crash
DNA links Rathangan man to gun and Ford Focus with secret 'ammunition compartment'
Queen Elizabeth II at the National Stud during her 2011 visit to Ireland
Challenge brought over decision concerning proposed drug rehab facility linked to Church of Scientology
Gardai appeal for witnesses after ATM stolen from wall of bank
Man arrested after woman killed on farm near Offaly border
Man jailed for 13 years for vicious rape of intoxicated woman has sentence cut on appeal
Man who defiled girl he collected from teenage disco in has sentence cut on appeal
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Trial date set for two teenage boys accused of murdering Anastasia Kriegel
Missing Newbridge teenager Oskar Straczynska
Gardai arrest two men in relation to stolen car parts
High Court appoints liquidator to popular women's clot
A still from the army recruitment video targeting women
Gardaí arrest four people for illegal TV streaming
Midlands GP clinic defaced with anti-abortion graffiti
The old Kilroys store which is going under the hammer
Offaly County Council and housing body to build 41 houses in Tullamore
Huge €20 million shopping centre to be built in Tullamore
Adam Donoghue after completing his first solo flight
52-year-old woman killed in road crash near Allenwood
Offaly hurlers turned Vogue models to appear on Ray D'Arcy Show
Councillor welcomes road resurfacing of Offaly bridge
ESB Apprenticeship programme now open for applications
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