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• Midlands Senator Calls For More Support For Families Facing Drug Debt Intimidation

  Joe Flaherty made the call yesterday in the Seanad.

• Laois GAA Club Relying On State Funding And Community Support For New Clubhouse

  Clonaslee St Manman's are looking to improve their club ground facilities.