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Court hears baby girl was left in back of car after drink and drug fuelled party

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By Gearoid Keegan Verified
| Waterford Live Verified
A BABY was abandoned in a stolen car after a drink and drug fuelled party in the Midlands last year, Tullamore Circuit Court heard. The baby girl, aged about one year at the time, was found with no nappy on and urine in her babygro and when she was brought by gardai to a neighbour's house she was so hungry she drank two full bottles.
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THE BIG READ: Offaly woman thrives as a well-known influencer and style guru

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By Gearoid Keegan Verified
| Ireland Live Verified
She's a camera shy mother of five but Rachel Gorry has nonetheless scaled the dizzying heights of the influencer business thanks to her keen fashion eye and heartwarming personality. And her origin story is something to behold - Rachel and her late husband Daniel were just 12 when they met. A native of Clondalkin, Dublin, her parents decided to move down the country and chose to reside in Walsh Island in Co Offaly, as rural an area as one could possibly find.
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Green light for second major Bord na Mona Offaly cycling and walking trail

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By Gearoid Keegan Verified
| Ireland Live Verified
BORD na Mona has got the go-ahead from planners for a second major cycle and walkway in Offaly. The County Council has given the green light for a 19km Offaly East Trail which includes a new bridge for pedestrians and cyclists over the Grand Canal at Coole between Daingean and Rhode. In August last year the council granted the energy company permission for the Offaly West Trail, a 17km cycle and walkway.
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