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Arts centre reports busiest year yet

Fri, Aug 22, 2014

 

2013 saw the highest ever number of events take place in Mullingar Arts Centre, with attendance also up on the previous number of years.

Some 127 separate events took place in the centre during 2013, up from 99 the previous year.


News

Uisce Éireann’s landmark wastewater project in Athlone reaches major milestone

Pictured, l-r, Padraig Hegarty (Athlone Boat Club PRO), Jude Kilmartin (Athlone Subaqua Club), Cllr Aengus O’Rourke and Damien Milton (Athlone River Safety Awareness)

Working in partnership with Westmeath County Council, Uisce Éireann has, in recent weeks passed crucial milestones in the delivery of the landmark wastewater project in Athlone. ...


The Week

Buoyant Rosemount Amateur Drama Group make return to stage as Tuar Ard performance awaits

Pictured are the cast of 'Nobody's Talking To Me.  Back row, l-r, Cian O'Brien, John Keenan, Ciaran Clarke.  Front row, l-r, Helena Keena, Aisling Boland, Rachel Duffy, Triona Geoghegan.  Missing from photograph is Eamonn Duffy.

A return to the stage awaits for Rosemount Amateur Drama Group as rehearsals continue apace for their performance of 'Nobody's Talking To Me', a two act comedy production to take place in Tuar Ard Moate from March 13-16 inclusive. ...


Motoring

Kia EV9 named 2024 Women’s Worldwide ‘Car of the Year’

The Kia EV9 has been named the ‘World’s Best Car for 2024’ by a panel of judges at the Women’s Worldwide Car of the Year (WWCOTY).

The Kia EV9 has been named the ‘World’s Best Car for 2024’ by a panel of judges at the Women’s Worldwide Car of the Year (WWCOTY). ...


Business

Westmeath County Council to manage Increased Cost Of Business (ICOB) Grant

As part of Budget 2024, the Government signed off on a package of €257 million for the Increased Cost of Business (ICOB) Grant as a vital measure for small and medium businesses. ...


Sport

Coaches need resources to support athlete menstrual health, new TUS study reveals

Pictured, l-r,  Kellie Brennan, Athlone Town and TUS soccer team, Miriam O’Callaghan Sport Ireland Board member, Dr Niamh Ní Chéilleachair, senior lecturer TUS Athlone Campus, Eamonn Henry, co-ordinator, Offaly Sports Partnership and Laurie Ryan, Athlone Town and TUS lecturer

A study conducted by Technological University of the Shannon (TUS) in partnership with Offaly Sports Partnership has revealed a significant gap in coaches’ understanding of how the menstrual cycle impacts female athlete performance. ...


Lifestyle

From surgery to slumber - a guide to sleeping after hair transplantation

At Tir na nÓg Clinic they receive numerous queries during consultations relating to the hair transplantation recovery process following surgery and what it entails. ...


Opinion

Uncertainty of omicron variant a concern as Carty plays pivotal role in Connacht rugby victory

Hello to all the Advertiser readers.
As I am compiling this piece on Tuesday, we still do not know what the mysterious Omicron variant is capable of, or the details of it. ...


News

Plenty of history and heritage on show at Fore

Albert Reynolds 1932-2014

This Saturday, August 23, Fore is springing to life with a fantastic fun event for Heritage Week. ...

 

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