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A COURSE in creative writing for beginners will take place in the GMIT under the supervision of the poet and short story writer Susan Millar DuMars.

This year Westmeath Arts Office is funding an exciting creative writing project for young aspiring writers. This course has been running for three years now with novelist Caroline Barry hosting the workshops in Kilbeggan Library.

”Given the current economic situation there is clearly a case for a reduction in the number of quango bodies, particularly if significant financial reinvestment in front-line services can be made as a result,” stated councillor Marie Fitzpatrick.

A Galway based playground company showcased cutting edge play equipment with integrated technology to challenge teenagers both intellectually and physically at the Young Scientist and Technology Exhibition recently.

THIS MONTH the Westside Library will hold creative writing classes for beginners with the acclaimed Galway poet Kevin Higgins.

A Healthy Reading Scheme, designed to guide people in their choice of self-help books for common psychological and emotional difficulties, has recently been launched at Mayo County Library. The scheme is a joint initiative by the HSE in Mayo and Mayo County Library.

Your heart is racing and you find it impossible to concentrate, work and sleep. Your waking hours are full of dread and anguish about your job, money, your family and your ability to provide for them. You feel stressed all the time and each day is a struggle.

Help is at hand for sleep-deprived parents struggling to cope with their child's sleep problems.

Mary Sammon and Frances Burke, who are two experienced midwives, breast-feeding specialists and proud mothers themselves, are offering pregnant women and their families information on pregnancy, labour and life after delivery in a new class called New Beginnings.

Wave goodbye to tiring travel, tears, and tantrums with a boredom busting Trunki, the world’s first ride-on children’s suitcase. Designed for family holidays, children can pack, sit-on and ride their own luggage, while parents can keep them in tow.