Wednesday, April 24, 2024

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No hiding acting talent as Niamh’s ‘Deceit’ is on show

Mullingar actor Niamh Algar hits the screens this week when her new Channel 4 drama 'Deceit' debuts on Friday night (13 August).

30-month jail term for man who robbed €50k from Mullingar bank

A man who was convicted of stealing a cash-box containing almost €50,000 from a Mullingar bank two years ago has been sentenced to two and a half years in prison.

An iconic figure passes

Ní bheidh a leithéid arís ann. Former Westmeath GAA County Board Chairman, Séamus Ó Faoláin, who led the county from 1986 to 2007, passed to his eternal reward on Monday, 2 August.

Four-bedroom Mullingar home comes with finished décor and features

This well-presented and very well maintained four bed semi-detached house, in the much sought after location of Gleann Petit in Mullingar, off the Dublin Road, has come to the market and early viewing is recommended as an immediate sale is anticipated.

Freedom day as restaurants and pubs re-open their doors

Monday of this week was to be freedom day for the hospitality sector with the reopening of indoor dining, but the new laws are making it impossible for some businesses to operate.

Country cottage living in Mullingar

This impressively decorated two-bedroom stone cottage, one of the last two remaining labourers cottages from Gaybrook estate, has come to the market at a very affordable price.

A long way from here to Clare: Westmeath ladies produce a remarkable recovery

The Westmeath ladies footballers have produced a remarkable recovery to finish top of their group in the All-Ireland Intermediate Championship and will face Clare in the quarter-finals on Sunday week.

Ben’s on fire and Ciaran gets in on scoring act too as Celtic rock

Mullingar Celtic are certainly making huge strides in their first ever season. The newly formed club dumped highly ranked BBC United out of the CCFL Westmeath Cup last Sunday morning in Grange, Mullingar.

‘Westmeath players were immense all year,’ says O’Brien

Even though bitterly disappointed at losing the match and suffering relegation from Division 1A to Division 2 of next year’s Allianz League, Westmeath senior hurling manager Shane O’Brien was full of praise for his players.

Keeping it in the Family: Reflective Endings create a personalised and characterised send off

Reflective Endings are a newly established, family run coffin manufacturing company, based in Multyfarnham. The first of its kind in Ireland, Anita, Martina and Andrew offer a send off in a coffin best suited to the nature and character of your loved ones.