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Mrs Quin’s Charity Shops in Claremorris, Castlebar and Ballinrobe are hosting a charity fashion show with a twist on Wednesday November 26 at the McWilliam Park Hotel in Claremorris from 8pm.

Can you count 20,000 hours? One Carlow woman can, because she just received an award for every single one of them.

Local people are being urged to turn their unwanted festive gifts into funds to help needy older people.

After 12 years of selling her household wares opposite the market yard, Beth Reed has moved her business.

Age Action is urging the public to turn their unwanted festive gifts into funds to help some of Ireland’s most needy older people. “Instead of leaving them in a drawer, donate them to Age Action and let us sell them in our charity shops,” Age Action’s Head of Business Development Daragh Matthews said. “This will provide us with much needed funding to continue and expand our work improving the quality of life of older people across Ireland.”

Spiralling costs and dwindling donations have forced the GSPCA to consider closing.

As rising water levels threatens areas in Gort a local charity shop has opened its doors to the tide of people who have found themselves in need of extra clothing, furniture, and other essentials as a result of the floods.