25/03/2019
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25/03/2019
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Incredible Lego exhibition coming to Edenderry
Edenderry's wastewater treatment plant 'at capacity,' Irish Water warns
John Delamere (R) with his wife Kay and Edenderry's parade chairman Shane Loughlin
Edenderry St. Patrick's Day parade puts a call out for stewards
Edenderry event to mark International Women's Day
Foley puts his hat in the ring again for Offaly Local Elections
Jobs in one Offaly town listed as 'at risk' - report
Offaly hair salon receives 5-star award from industry guide
Car stolen and house targeted in Offaly crime spree
Cribbin welcomes funding for Edenderry regeneration project
READER'S POLL: Do you agree with Edenderry's planned inner relief road?
Edenderry residents rage against council plan for inner relief road
Edenderry Tidy Towns to host annual table quiz
Four cars impounded following Garda checkpoint in Rathangan
Edenderry concert to raise funds to keep St. Patrick's Day parade on the road
Irish Water works to affect Edenderry water supply this evening
Cathaoirleach Danny Owens presenting the certificate to members of the Acquired Brain Injury Ireland Mount Bolus. Also in the picture are Cllrs Declan Harvey Tony McCormack with Martin Daly
Parcel of land with 'development potential' in Edenderry sold at auction
€3.1 million spent on repairing North Offaly roads in 2018 - councillor
Schedule for Santa's tour around Edenderry before Christmas
Offaly students honoured with entrance awards at Trinity and UCD
They're worth a lot of money
Lucky Offaly shop that sold €4.9 million lotto ticket up for sale
WATCH: Offaly boy wows guests with impromptu wedding dance
Warning issued as metre-long super rat spotted in Irish canal
Prime commercial property hits the market for €550,000 in Tullamore
The convent in Kilcormac
Open beer can in cup holder as gardaí make Midlands traffic stop
Botley Lane in Portarlington, photographed by businessman David Sheerin.
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