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ACCLAIMED GALWAY writers Kevin Higgins and Susan Millar DuMars will hold creative writing classes in the Galway Technical Institute in 2011.

The National Standards Authority of Ireland is urging shoppers in Mayo to look for the CE mark when buying toys this Christmas.

In all of our communities right now, there are husbands and wives, fathers and mothers, who have lost their jobs and are wondering how they are going to make it through the winter and out the far side. They know that there are but a few weeks to Christmas yet they have never been as badly prepared as they are this year. Thousands of homes will experience a Christmas the likes of which they have not experienced for some years.

New statistics from the CSO on marriages in Ireland show that the number of marriages registered in the country in 2007 was 22,756, which equates to an average marriage rate of 5.2 per 1,000 of the population. This compares with a total of 22,089 and a similar marriage rate of 5.2 per thousand in 2006.

Mayo Fine Gael TD John O’Mahony is again calling on the general public to be aware of how their elderly neighbours and relatives are coping in the cold snap.

What is your idea of perfect happiness?

Ryan Tubridy wants lots of toys for Christmas. Not for himself, but for all the children around the country who will be in need this Christmas. Working with Barons Self Storage and St Vincent de Paul he is trying to make sure that no child is without a toy in Galway this Christmas morning. How can you help?

SCHOOL BULLYING and a troubled child in the home are the themes of two plays which will be staged under the title Choices by ALâ Community Theatre, in Kelly’s, Bridge Street.

Located on John Broderick Street, Irishtown, Athlone, Sherbet Kids and Maternity shop caters for mothers-to-be and children up to 12.