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  Published: 10 Feb 2012 15:30

  Offaly pharmacists earn €6.1 million in HSE fees

  Offaly taxpayers forked out over €6.1 million last year in fees and payments to 29 pharmacists around the county, latest HSE figures have indicated.

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  Published: 10 Feb 2012 14:30

  Local councillors speak out about council reform

  Chairperson of Tullamore town council Sinead Dooley said she is "half expecting" Environment, Community and Local Government Minister Phil Hogan to make an announcement...

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  Published: 10 Feb 2012 13:30

  Rolex, Cartier watches stolen in Birr

  Gardaí in Birr are appealing for help after two Rolex watches and a Cartier watch were stolen from a house in the area.

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  Published: 10 Feb 2012 11:30

  Tullamore nun makes trip to Vatican as invited guest

  A Sister of Mercy based in the order's Tullamore convent is getting set for a very special journey. Next Tuesday Sr Bosco Daly, who is in her 80s, will jet off to Rome as...

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  Published: 28th January, 2012 11:30am

  Moneygall to exhibit at holiday show to coax visitors

  by Laura Ryder

  Offaly village Moneygall is living up once more to its "Yes We Can" name. The village development committee has arranged for the village to be part of hundreds of exhibitors at a holiday show in the RDS...

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  Published: 23 Jan 2012 09:30

  Defibrillators but no first responders in Daingean

  Daingean residents are being urged to step up to the challenge of becoming a "first responder" as the town has two defibrillators and a first responder group was run...

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  Published: 22 Jan 2012 14:30

  Offaly deserves more tourist attention: Lonely Planet

  The latest Lonely Planet tourist guide for Ireland suggests that Offaly doesn't feature on many tourist itineraries but deserves far greater attention. The latest guide describes...

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  Published: 12 Jan 2012 17:30

  Three Offaly bank branches under threat pending redundancy scheme

  Three Ulster Bank branches in Offaly may come under threat by the end of the year if fewer than 600 of the bank's employees in the state sign up for a voluntary redundancy...

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  Published: 10 Jan 2012 15:30

  Tullamore improve litter league result but still long way from previous highs

  Tullamore has jumped five places in the latest litter league results released by Irish Businesses Against Litter (IBAL). After a high of ninth place this time last year Tullamore...

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  Published: 24th January, 2012 10:30am

  Offaly is tenth dearest for weddings according to new survey

  by Laura Ryder

  A survey carried out by an Irish wedding website has revealed that Offaly is the tenth dearest county in Ireland to get hitched in.

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  Published: 20 Jan 2012 10:30

  Choir age issue blown out of proportion

  The man behind the Le Cheile singing group in Tullamore has said the issue of the age of new applicants to the group has been blown out of all proportion.

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  Published: 20 Jan 2012 09:30

  World famous banjo festival for Tullamore

  The world renowned Johnny Keenan Banjo Festival is leaving Longford and will be staged for the first time in Tullamore later this year, it emerged this week.