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IPAV, the Institute of Professional Auctioneers and Valuers, has welcomed the €5.2 billion funding package for the Housing Department and the extension of the Help-to-Buy (HTB) scheme to the end of next year.

Celebrating a milestone fifth business birthday this week, Hairloom, has made vast strides within the hairdressing industry since first opening its doors on John Broderick Street in the heart of Athlone.

The Specsavers store in Golden Island Shopping Centre Athlone will remain open for all eye care and hearing needs despite the country moving to Level 5.

More than 200 jobs are to be created in Galway by a global technology company following the establishment of its European hub in the city.

It may feel that we have been transported back in time as we experience our second full lockdown of 2020. Due to the Government imposed lockdown, many businesses have had to close their doors once again. Those deemed essential are able to continue to service their customers' needs such as Joyce's Supermarkets and fish stalls.

Pale Blue Dot® Recruitment is an international award winning recruitment agency who specialises in placing professionals in Ireland’s MedTech industry.

Business to Arts is calling for Galway nominations for the annual Business to Arts Awards which champion businesses, artists and arts organisations across the country that work together in areas such as sponsorship, commissioning and CSR programmes, which involve creativity in the community and in the workplace.

G Conboy Electrical, a Galway institution, is remaining open during the current Level 5 restrictions and is offering a call out service to repair appliances. Its New Road location is open for business, providing a walk-in service for clients' home appliances, and has a large supply of spare parts including elements, pumps, motors, and belts. Manager Jacqui Conboy says the staff are looking forward to seeing their regular and new customers.

Commenting on the most recent CSO Residential Property Price Index for August, IPAV, the Institute of Professional Auctioneers and Valuers, said while the number of dwelling purchases in August plummeted by 40.2 percent compared with August 2019, indications are from the market that the situation has improved considerably since then, there is a 44 day submission deadline on Revenue stamp duty returns on which CSO figures are based.

Rents to be paid by students over the coming academic year are largely unchanged from a year ago, according to the Daft.ie Student Housing Report which was recently released.