Midlands News from Tuesday, June 2nd, 2026

Jinimol George faced a total of seven allegations in relation to the care of nine patients at the Midlands Regional Hospital in Portlaoise.

Carlow principal and podcaster Simon Lewis feels it should reflect a modern Ireland.

Laois saw the highest decrease in the midlands.

For several days, customers connected to the Ballyadams Reservoir were affected by the restrictions.

The programme seeks to deliver learning experiences.

Only 7% of farmers are under 35 years old.   

Nationally, EV registrations more than doubled in May.

No prior booking is required and there is no charge to attend this event.

Around 600 customers around Athlone and its surrounding areas will be affected.

Councillor Caroline Dwane Stanley feels the community needs to have their voices heard.

The deer population seems to be increasing every year.

Mr Faulkner will be sharing his expertise from his role as Managing Director for the two roles.

The first exam begins at 9:30am tomorrow.

Mountrath's Mark Brady has been found safe and well.

The number of recorded offences is up 20%  in Athlone since 2021, according to the Irish Independent.

HR professionals will volunteer people with convictions, mentoring them to secure employment.

It typically takes place every two to seven years and lasts around nine to 12 months.

20 year old Mohammed Al Hassan of 99 Abbeylands, Mullingar, Westmeath is facing three separate counts of assault causing harm.

He believes EU budget reporting proposals could lead to more inspections.

Over 6,600 children in Laois are waiting for their first exam.

Gardaí also detected Midlands speeders.

Glamping Under The Stars is opening three new pods.

Four people have been before the courts.