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Look sinfully sweet this spring with the new 17 Candy Collection of nail, lip, cheek, and eye colours, featuring delicious shades to bring some girly glamour to your look.

A selection of signature sweets created exclusively for Coole Swan

Butternut and nutmeg soup

Mayo’s two largest towns are now litter free according to the final 2008 survey of towns and cities in Ireland by business group Irish Business Against Litter.

New research has revealed that chewing sugar free gum may have a positive effect on the academic performance of students, so what better time for school and university students preparing to sit exams to take small steps, like chewing gum, to help their performance.

Those with a sweet tooth will be licking their lips when they pay a visit to the new Slip Sweet Shop - perfectly situated on the Butterlip, Kilkenny. The shop is owned by Brian Kenny who wanted to bring traditional sweet confectionery back into the Marble City.

Mayo County Council has signed up for the National Gum Litter Taskforce Campaign for the first time and launched the campaign in partnership with Castlebar Town Council in Castlebar last Friday. Mayo County Council now joins 29 other councils in the joint initiative between the Department of the Environment Heritage and Local Government and the chewing gum industry.

One of the great things about food is there’s always something new around the corner, be it a vegetable or exciting newly introduced seafood or meat. Food and its variety are truly infinite. But often even better than finding a new culinary experience is rediscovering an old one.

The highly successful local Gum Litter Campaign received a timely boost recently, as Westmeath County Council and Athlone Town Council engaged in a range of activities aimed at heightening awareness of the problem.