Midlands News from Wednesday, September 9th, 2026

Chloe Spencer has been reported missing since Sunday.

The Department of the Environment will pilot clothing and footwear repair vouchers next year.

"Stones in His Pockets" is coming to Tullamore this month.

The Neighbourhood Energy Clinic takes place at the Woodgrove this afternoon.

Arlington Football Club are making plans to redevelop their club grounds.

Glasson Lakehouse Hotel is open tomorrow.

Eight of 179 certificates issued in Laois since courts returned from their summer breaks.

Ireland continues to be a leading performer in education internationally.

According to the health service, people in the Midlands are being supported by a team based in Meath.

Mary McAleese resigned as chair of the Gaelic Games Integration Steering Group.

Phil Keegan along with 40 firefighters were due to fly to New York yesterday.

A large black drone was spotted off the East coast by an Aer Lingus pilot yesterday.

Int Inv GP Ltd is looking to overturn a decision by local planners.

Barry Cowen believes alternative funding streams can be found to recover a potential loss of money.

A man in his 20s was left in a critical condition after the incident on Monday.

Liam Barton was also a finalist in the Young Farmer of the Year category.