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29/10/2020
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29/10/2020
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Bats have made the old Tesco site their home
'Confused': from left, Cllrs John Foley, Liam Quinn and Noel Cribbin
Man charged with dangerous driving causing death of Tullamore student case adjourned
Rosderra Meats appeared at Tullamore District Court
The Blundell Castle ruins are included in the Edenderry masterplan area
Tullamore District Court told man still owes compensation
Bord na Mona will harvest peat on its bogs this year
Peat being harvested on a Bord na Mona bog
Barrister represented man at Tullamore District Court
Sales of peat to Shannonbridge and Lanesboro power stations have ceased
Bord na Mona will lay off up to 230 staff on April 30
The remains of a burnt out caravan in Edenderry
Man in Offaly shopping centre coughing incident granted bail until July
Man will be sentenced at Tullamore District Court
Irish Water have temporary solution to sewage overload
The new sculpture on Croghan Hill reminds people it is an extinct volcano
An abandoned caravan in Edenderry
Poplar trees deemed 'dangerous'
Cllr Noel Cribbin says this land should be sold for private sites
Tomas O'Leary demonstrates the retrofitting training
Offaly motorists warned of road works this week
Offaly residents left in limbo for five years with serious flooding issue
New arts initiative announced for Edenderry
The Cannonball Run rols through Edenderry on Sunday, September 8
Edenderry zebra crossings labelled 'death traps' after another accident
The late Christy Dowling
WATCH: Offaly shop's Christmas window display is movie screen perfect
#KeepOffalyInBusiness
Offaly gardai pay tribute as colleague retires after 34 years
Gardaí confirm exception to 5km travel rule for very important reason
One-way system would create space for pedestrians
WATCH: Offaly woman taking TikTok by storm with hilarious sketches
Rory Carty keeps his eye on the ball.
Pic: Sportsfile
Man jailed for role in 'horrendous' arson attack that left Offaly man with 96 percent burns
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