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The self-styled ‘Anglo Avenger’, believed to be a Galway based businessman furious at the bank, struck again yesterday morning by driving a cement truck right up to the gates of Leinster House on the first day of the new Dáil term.

New to the market with a very competitive €159,000 price tag, this fantastic third floor apartment is being sold with all contents, white goods, blinds, and lighting included.

From humble beginnings Door Depot, a 100 per cent Irish family owned business, has gone from strength to strength and will be celebrating its 12th birthday this year.

Growing families with young children often opt for attic conversions, meaning young children very often get the dubious honour of occupying the potentially hazardous attic space. Attic conversions, if not done properly, are not only hazardous but can cause structural damage.

JFC Manufacturing, Tuam-based plastics company has received a prestigious European Business Award for the Environment from IBEC in the best product category.

The Commission for Energy Regulation (CER) is urging people in County Mayo that when employing an electrician, they make sure to to use one of the 125 registered electricians available to them. This advice comes as part of a campaign to make people aware of the need to hire a registered electrical contractor when getting electrical work done in their home and to ask for a certificate when the work is complete, thereby promoting safety in the home.

No 131 An Creagan has to be seen to be appreciated. This home incorporates a host of extra features including a fifth bedroom with en suite downstairs, fabulous dining room, beautiful family room/sun lounge at rear, and stunning quality fittings such as tiling, flooring, bathroom and kitchen fittings. The home extends to approximately 1,960sq ft and comes with a B3 BER rating.

Cuirt an Dolain is a small development of just 10 apartments and seven townhouses. This exclusive development was built in 2008 by Cordil Construction and located in the Claddagh in the heart of Galway city.

Cuil an Aith is an exceptionally well designed small development which was built by Fitzgerald Group in 2005. Located in Barna village just behind the Twelve Hotel, all amenities are close by. Barna is a very popular residential location in a picturesque, well serviced, and developed village. Galway city centre is approximately six miles away.

Over 95 per cent of Westmeath people have no idea how much water they use, despite using on average over 150 litres a day, according to a recent survey.