Sunday, July 7, 2024

Diarmuid Sherry

Search for Mullingar man’s heir still ongoing

A Mullingar man’s estate has yet to be claimed despite his death being more than thirteen years ago.

Swift action prevents Tay Tay ticket scam

A Mullingar ‘Swiftie’ has spoken about how he narrowly avoided falling victim to a fraudulent ticketing scam in a hopeful bid to see the Tennessee superstar live in Dublin.

TikTokkers find death records at St. Loman’s Hospital

A Tiktok creator said security at St Loman’s Hospital, Mullingar should be “tighter” after he highlighted potentially “detrimental” personal data breaches at the abandoned hospital. 

Westmeath CSO data shows a larger, ageing county population

Latest statistical data shows that in recent years, whilst Westmeath’s population is growing, it is also ageing.

Expanding Crookedwood GAA hopes to become community hub

Crookedwood GAA Hurling Club’s chairman hopes that new club facilities will help the club expand and provide a new community hub.

The Blizzards’ Bressie rising up for mental health challenge

The Blizzards’ Niall ‘Bressie’ Breslin is set to embark on an exhaustive cycle and hike, entitled ‘The Rising,’ to raise funds for the award-winning youth mental health charity, ‘A Lust For Life.’

Westmeath wins wonderful National Go For Life Games

A “wonderful win for Westmeath” at the Go for Life Games was a credit to everybody said a Kilbeggan based team member.

Mullingar Hiking trip to ‘Adventurer’s Paradise’ a huge success

Local thrill-seekers travelled to an “adventurers paradise” to climb some of the highest mountains in Europe, including Mont Blanc.

Penrose calls for council development for Ballynacargy

Cllr Johnie Penrose’s request for the council to buy land in Ballynacargy, to build housing was somewhat tempered by the Chief Executive of Westmeath County Council, Barry Kehoe.