Offaly County Council has launched e-denderry, a project which establishes the Midlands town as a leader in Ireland for the provision of public services through leveraging the benefits of technology.
During the March meeting of Edenderry Municipal Council held on Wednesday, 10 March via Zoom, Area Engineer Mr. Mark Mahon informed the elected members that €4,352,965 will be spent on the roads in north Offaly under the 2021 Roads programme.
Management and staff at Oaklands Community College, Edenderry were delighted to have been notified that not, one but two of the school’s Junior Cycle students have been recognised in the PDST National Poetry awards 2021.
Martin Walsh is one of Offaly’s long-serving and most respected hurling referees. He is also one of the life presidents of Birr GAA, having served the famous south Offaly club in a variety of capacities over the years.
When people think of camogie in Offaly, they think of Miriam O’Callaghan who has made an enormous contribution to the sport at both local and national level down through the years.
Jackie Longworth had two motivations for becoming a GAA referee in 2018. The first was to redress the referee shortage in his club, while the second was to aid his recovery from a serious back injury.
Offaly has some exceptional female GAA volunteers and foremost among them is Topic’s very own Mary Dunne, who has given incredible service to her club and county in an administrative capacity over the past two decades.
This newly modernised three bedroom renovated house on 1.21 acres, is a jewel in the countryside that would suit a family as it’s near local schools, or the individual wanting country comfort. This three-bedroom house is set in a scenic countryside area and offers a tranquil style of country living. This property has undergone a complete renovation to as a brand-new property boasting a super high A3 BER rating.
