Junior Cert history paper 1 had questions about her.
An Offaly archivist showed up on her sons state examination.
Lisa Shortall received a message from her son after his Junior Cert history exam as the first questions were about her.
Ms Shorthall worked on the new Offaly Archives where heritage documents are stored and available to the public.
The questions were based on a video derived from a talk about this work.
She says it's a surreal moment for her and her son:
Midlands TDs Declare Rental Properties And Land In Latest Dáil Register
35 members of the Dáil declared rental income from property or land last year.
Offaly Councillor Calls For Urgent Pothole Funding After Losing Tyre
She says it followed a day after raising council concerns about county potholes.
EU Related Events Could Come To Midlands - Thomas Byrne
The Minister of State for European Affairs is visiting Laois and Offaly today.
Over 2,500 Midlands Children Mark National Pyjama Day
The annual fundraiser features PJ breakfasts, teddy bear picnics and games in aid of charity.
Agriculture Minister To Launch Governance Review Amid IFA Bord Bia Dispute
Members of Bord Bia have been calling for Larry Murrin to step down as Chair.
Midlands School Waiting Seven Years For ASD Classrooms Raised In Dáil
St.Fintan's National School has 123 pupils in the school.
Midlands Teen Seriously Injured In Crash Released From ICU
Miya Connolly Loonam was in Crumlin Children's Hospital in Dublin.
Man Who Killed Dad In Laois Hotel To Remain In Central Mental Hospital
Henry McGowan was found not guilty by reason of insanity for the murder of his father in Ballyfin Demesne.
Midlands Commercial Vacancy Rates Record Slight Drop
The Geodirectory Commercial Buildings report for Q4 2025 shows Offaly had the highest vacancy rate at 15.3%.
Laois/Offaly Garda Youth Awards Deadline Extended
This years awards is taking place in Portlaoise on March 25th.
Niall Horan Confirms Fourth Album
Niall has been posting teasers of new music on social media.
Laois Councillor Seeks Proper Regulation On Drones
Fine Gael's Paddy Buggy feels there should be clearer rules on drones.
IFA Staging More Bord Bia Protests This Weekend
The Irish Farmers Association will protest outside the Agriculture Minister's office in Kildare on Saturday.
Westmeath Councillor Calls For More Public Artwork
Councillor Mick Dollard feels more pieces could show off the history of Mullingar.
Enterprise Minister Calls For ‘Calm And Collective’ Response To US Tariffs
There is uncertainty following President Trump's tariffs.
New Survey Reveals Half Of People Think About Their Funeral
RIP.ie research also shows 45% of people think the perfect eulogy length is between six to ten minutes.
Longford-Westmeath TD Backs Insurance Reforms Despite Motor Premium Rise
Fianna Fáil's Robert Troy insists they're working despite a rise over the last year.
Heritage Council Launches Community Grant Scheme
Grants of between €800 to €25,000 are available under the scheme.
New Midlands Seed Library To Open Next Month
This initiative aims to empower people to participate in sustainable gardening.
Contracts Signed For Redevelopment Midlands Courthouse
It will be turned into a Community and Digital Enterprise Hub.
