23/03/2019
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23/03/2019
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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
Roadworks in place on busy Offaly road
Permission granted for new restaurant in Offaly town
Major extension planned for Offaly bookmakers office
Marian Mooney, John Treacy, Chief Executive of Sport Ireland, Cyrian Connaughton and Sue Guildea, Age & Opportunity's Go for Life Assistant Manager
Details of Offaly County Council Salting Routes and road priority for the winter - Birr Area
Offaly gardaí warn of suspicious individual selling perfume door to door
Irish Blood Transfusion Service appeal for blood donations at Offaly clinics this week
1,560 without power in Offaly after major ESB fault ower outages
Holding out for a hero! Offaly Fire Station hiring retained firefighters
Residents warned of low-flying plane in Offaly
'The last thing we want is Offaly to be known as the red light district,' Offaly County Council meeting told
Photo: Offaly County Council
Offaly County Council looking for part-time firefighters across the county
Offaly community to remember the 'Manchester Martyrs' Credit: Reading the Signs
Birr's Leanne Toner
Irish weather forecast: Met Éireann weekend weather forecast
Warning issued as metre-long super rat spotted in Irish canal
Lucky Offaly shop that sold €4.9 million lotto ticket up for sale
Offaly man taking on hike for charity that helped him through depression battle
Tonight's RTÉ Late Late Show guests revealed
Offaly parade pays very rude but brilliant tribute to late Father Ted actor
This week's RTÉ Late Late Show guests revealed
PROPERTY IN FOCUS: Stunning family home hits the market in Offaly
Offaly journalist and RTÉ correspondent to be honoured at NUI Galway
RTÉ wants to hear the stories of Offaly's weird and whacky place names
They're worth a lot of money
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