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Woman abandons boxes of recycling goods

A woman has been prosecuted by Westmeath County Council for leaving refuse beside bottle banks in Rathwire.

Crunch weekend in Westmeath senior football championship

The Leaving Cert class of 2009 might have found out their fate on Wednesday of this week but the club footballers of Westmeath are anxiously awaiting, results of this weekends games to know exactly where they stand.

June opening for new Mullingar library

A new Mullingar Library is to open in June this year, while initiatives whereby young people deliver library books to elderly people are set to spring up around the county.

Westmeath schools to undergo works

Small scale building works are to be carried out in 30 primary and secondary schools across Westmeath as part of the Summer Works Scheme 2009.

Opening of housing developments at Rathwire

Westmeath County Council officially opened its new housing developments in Farrenshock, Mullingar and St Josephs Gardens, Rathwire last Friday May 8. The schemes were officially opened by Cllr Joe Whelan, cathaoirleach of Westmeath County Council.

30 homes in the 'Bridge offer the minimum of summer hope

As the crunch continues its restrictions and house-building nationally is to drop from 90,000 per annum in 2006 to an estimated 10,000 this year, it is heartening to see a firm called Ardleigh Developments has been given permission to build 30 new homes in a mixed development on the Rhode Road in Rochfortbridge.

€184,000 in grants for Westmeath charities

Fourteen charities in Westmeath have received grants totalling over €184,076 from the People in Need Trust, from funds raised during the 2007 RTE People In Need Telethon.

Teenage traffic collision victim laid to rest

The funeral has taken place of 15-year-old Niall Keenan, who tragically lost his life at the weekend following a road traffic collision in the Killucan area.

Three held over spate of burglaries

Three men have been arrested and are being held in connection with a spate of burglaries across the Midlands.

Minister O'Keeffe slashes Westmeath schools' prefab bill

Three schools in Westmeath have opted to use grant aid for the purchase of temporary accommodation to build permanent classrooms instead, according to the Minister for Education and Science, Batt O’Keeffe.

 

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