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Max Kyck, General Manager of KMK Metals Recycling recently presented a cheque for €600 to the Midlands Simon Community following another successful Christmas lights recycling appeal in County Westmeath.

Commenting on the ECB decision to keep its interest rates unchanged, Brokers Ireland said it will come as a relief to worried mortgage holders who have been in trepidation fearing further increases.

Not having a penalty clause in contracts is like handing a blank cheque to the contractors, Cllr Alan Cheevers told this week’s meeting of Galway City Council, when he requested a full financial breakdown on money spent on the Martin Junction Construction to date.

A generous donation of €3,240 was recently presented to the Oncology Patient Comfort Fund at University Hospitals Galway (UHG) in memory of the late Durcan Forde from Sickeen, Woodquay in Galway who had been a patient in the oncology day ward for two years.

The first Athlone and Midlands region customers who received their six month notice in April 2022, will begin to see their current and deposit accounts frozen on or after November 11 and close 30 days later, beginning with customers who we believe have low reliance on these accounts or may have accounts elsewhere.

As the first groups of customers to receive their notice letter/emails reach the halfway point in their notice period, Ulster Bank’s new campaign is reminding customers in Athlone and its immediate environs to consider their options sooner rather than later and take steps to open a new account/switch provider for their current and deposit accounts and to visit the branch in Mardyke Street for additional support, should they need it.

Funds raised for Pieta House courtesy of a 48 hour ‘Darkness Into Light’ walkathon by members of Athlone GAA in 2019 were duly presented to the local branch of the suicide awareness organisation in recent times.

ICS Mortgages, the Irish-owned non-bank mortgage specialist, has reported that it provided over €530 million in new mortgages in 2021, representing year-on-year total growth of 143 percent.

The parents of Dean O’Farrell who passed away on January 11 2021 due to metastatic terminal oesophageal cancer made a recent cheque presentation to the Ballinasloe Cancer Centre.

Ireland’s dedicated e-business representative body, Digital Business Ireland (DBI), and one of the country’s leading financial services providers, Permanent TSB, have today announced a renewal of their partnership for the forthcoming year. Through the partnership, Permanent TSB will provide programme funding to support Digital Business Ireland, as it continues to work in tandem with its membership, to help businesses grow, scale and digitally transform, post-pandemic.