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Are you having a clean out before winter sets in? Tidying out the garden shed or farmsheds? Claremorris AFC is looking for all types of scrap metals including old gates, bicycles, old radiators, car parts, copper pipes or cylinders, etc. No load is too big or too small. Ring Steven on 086 816 7470, Tony on 087 150 1155, or Peter on 087 643 0194 for more information.

Reduce the appearance of lines and wrinkles, large pores, skin blemishes, and age spots with Belle de Jour 24k Gold Serum (with SPF15). This super moisture and collagen enhancing serum’s 24k gold flakes disappear into the skin, pulling toxins out and gently opening pores to accept the serum.

Join the world’s top celebrities this summer and get Minxed at Mulroy’s Beauty Clinic, Main Street, Castlebar. Hit the town and make a bold statement wearing the season’s trendiest colours and designs — on your nails.

Are you concerned about high cholesterol? Do you know your number? Next week the Flora pro.activ Cholesterol Challenge is travelling to Mayo to offer free cholesterol checks and expert advice on diet and lifestyle.

Connacht Gold has won back to back awards at the prestigious UK and Ireland Great Taste Awards, also known as the Oscars of the food world. Connacht Gold’s Softer Butter was awarded a gold star from some 7,400 entries repeating the success of its garlic and herb butter in 2010.

Reduce the appearance of lines and wrinkles, large pores, skin blemishes and age spots with 24K Gold Serum (with SPF 15) which is available from Annaghdown Spa, Corrandulla, Co Galway.

The cost of petrol and diesel has not fallen at Irish pumps yet according to the August survey of prices from the AA. Petrol costs an average of 151.9 cent per litre, diesel 143.6 cent in August, up 2.6 cent and 2.5 cent respectively on the average figures for July.

Revive Q10 plus is the only cardiovascular food supplement on the market, and it is now available from McKane’s Pharmacy, Ballina.

The cost of running a family car in Ireland has risen by 5.8 per cent in the last 12 months, according to the AA’s annual survey of motoring costs. It now costs €11,817 to run a small family car in the B and C tax category (typical engine size of 1251 - 1500cc) for a year; up by €646 on the figure for 2010.

The cost of running a family car in Ireland has risen by 5.8 per cent in the last 12 months, according to the AA's annual survey of motoring costs. It now costs €11,817 to run a small family car in the Band C tax category (typical engine size of 1251 – 1500cc) for a year; up by €646 on the figure for 2010.