Applications will open from October 1st for school places.
An Offaly town will be among five in the country piloting a new application system for secondary schools.
The new process will see parents filling a single online application form to apply for a first-year place for their child in participating schools.
The towns where the pilot will run are Tullamore, Athenry, Celbridge, Clonakilty, and Greystones.
The four participating Offaly schools are Coláiste Choilm, Sacred Heart Secondary School, Tullamore College, and Killina Presentation Secondary School.
Applications will open from October 1st, for 2026 school places.
The Education Minister believes the new system will deliver a more "efficient, transparent and equitable" school application process.
Helen McEntee says it will provide greater transparency around what school places are accepted, or declined:
A former Offaly school principal says a new admissions pilot will help deal with pupils accepting multiple secondary school offers.
John Irwin is the former Principal of Gallen Community School in Ferbane and says it's another issue that affects numbers:
Offaly TD for Fianna Fail Tony McCormack says it's a positive move for schools and families:
Uisce Eireann Working To Repair Burst Watermains in Westmeath
Laois Councillor Outlines 'Life Changing Experience' On Humanitarian Trip
Volunteers Encourage People Across Westmeath To Hang Up County Flags
Lough Ree RNLI Issue Bank Holiday Water Safety Appeal
Laois Village Raises €170k For New Sports Amenity
Midlands Records Over 100 Homeless Children In April
Gardai Bank Holiday Operation Clocks Speeding Midlands Drivers
Irish Online Shoppers Facing Higher Customs Charges From July
Offaly Bond Holder Wins €500k
Muintir na Tíre Host Property Marking In Offaly
Gardaí Pick Up Early Midlands Speeders On June Bank Holiday Weekend
Plans In Place For Laois Housing Development
Water Network Upgrades In Laois
Ministers Burke And Dillon Announce New Employment Permits
Carlow County Council Encourages Creatives To Apply To CUBE Craft Academy In Greece
Midlands Gears Up For Vibrant June Bank Holiday Weekend
HSE Midlands Points To Care Options Ahead Of Bank Holiday
Laois TD Criticising An Coimisiún Pleanála Planning Delays
Offaly Brothers Found Not Guilty Of Attempted Murder
Midlands MEP Wants CAP Funding Boost For Young Farmers