17/09/2021
17/09/2021
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Laois Gardaí confirm road closure following truck overturning
The Mountmellick branch of Shaws, now occupied by Home Savers. Photo: Leinster Express
Nial'beloved companion' Keira
Poet Laureate for Mountmellick, Arthur Broomfield, pictured with Laois Arts Officer, Muireann Ní Chonaill (L) and Mountmellick Poetry Town Coordinator, Nina Horan. Pic Marc O'Sullivan
Mountmellick Comhaltas members in 2014
Mountmellick Central Hub wants to help more families this year.
Big day for the boys in Portarlington. Picture: Michael Scully
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One of the men who has been listed as new manager in Kerry.
One of the new phone kiosks that have appeared in Portlaoise
Philip Stewart presenting a cheque for €4,215 to; Mary McEvoy CNM2 and secretary of Friends of St Vincents CNU, Paula Phelan Director of Nursing and Elsie McDonald treasurer
Else McDonald on the day of her retirement from St Vincent's CNU Mountmellick on August 27. Photo: Lynda Kiernan
Sr Rosarii from Mountmellick, and formerly Stradbally, has passed away. Photo: Denis Byrne
The latest Covid-19 case map for Laois, for August 3 to 16
Gifted crafter Nora with her handmade lined crocheted quilt now up for raffle to fundraise for Yarnbombing Mountmellick
Stephen Comerford from Mountmellick
Mountmellick fire station
Photo by bin Ziegler from Pexels
Dr Arthur Broomfield
Ariella Murphy with the rubbish she gathered in her Mountmellick estate.
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