Leinster Express

Leinster Express

The Leinster Express is a weekly newspaper and an everyday online news platform that caters to the people of Laois County. It first came into circulation in 1831, making it one of Ireland's oldest regional newspapers still in operation.

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  • 1 day ago | leinsterexpress.ie | Conor Ganly

    Laois Hospice is delighted to announce that Hospice Sunflower Days is returning for its 35th year in June. Mary Delaney, Chairperson, Laois Hospice Foundation, joined Hospice Sunflower Days Ambassadors, Miriam O’Callaghan and Jenny McCarthy, at the launch of this year’s campaign. “We are thrilled to launch the 35th Hospice Sunflower Days campaign," said Ms Delaney in a statement to the Leinster Express / Laois Live.

  • 1 day ago | leinsterexpress.ie | Hannah Cahill

    Mental health charity SOSAD (Save our Sons and Daughters) have been forced to implement low-cost fees on their counselling services for new clients, due to a drop in donations. The charity previously offered the sessions free of charge. "For the last 18 months SOSAD Ireland have seen a large drop in donations and fundraising making it more and more difficult to keep the service going," SOSAD Ireland General Manager Carol Murphy said.

  • 1 day ago | leinsterexpress.ie | Hannah Cahill

    Laois County Council have applied for funding from Fáílte Ireland to carry out a feasibility study on the inclusion of a motorhome site at a historic Laois location. The Council hold ownership of two parcels of land on the grounds of the Donaghmore Workhouse and Agricultural Museum, and hope to open a site for motorhomes, caravans and parking for tourists, along with food facilities and a visitor centre. This motion was tabled by Rathdowney Fine Gael Cllr John King.

  • 1 day ago | leinsterexpress.ie | Conor Ganly

    Laois camogie players will change from shorts to skorts if the referee in their Leinster Final insists on imposing the controversial skort rule before the game, which has caused consternation in the sport in recent weeks. That's according to a statement issued by the Gaelic Players Association (GPA) on behalf of panels from Laois, Carlow, Wexford and Kilkenny who are contesting the Leinster camogie finals in Carlow.

  • 1 day ago | leinsterexpress.ie | Hannah Cahill

    Laois locals have said they feel 'ignored' in their attempts to object a 620 acre solar panel farm that is seeking planning permission near Emo. A whopping 86 objections to the Emo solar panel farm have been lodged by locals with Laois County Council, for what may potentially be the biggest solar farm in Ireland.