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Need to buy a gift this Christmas for the gal who has everything? The Herbert Park Hotel in Ballsbridge, Dublin 4 has some fantastic gift voucher ideas that are sure to appeal.

If you have had no option but to leave all your Christmas shopping to the last minute then, fear not. You may think you are alone but you are not!

The Government decision to combine the bye-elections with the Euro and Local elections considerably raises the stakes for all political parties on June 5. Voters’ verdicts will determine the fate of all party leaders and the timing of the next General Election.

The Government decision to combine the bye-elections with the Euro and Local elections considerably raises the stakes for all political parties on June 5. Voters’ verdicts will determine the fate of all party leaders and the timing of the next General Election.

The Government decision to combine the bye-elections with the Euro and Local elections considerably raises the stakes for all political parties on June 5. Voters’ verdicts will determine the fate of all party leaders and the timing of the next General Election.

The average waiting times for all specialities at Lourdes Orthopaedic Hospital, Kilcreene and St Luke’s General Hospital Kilkenny are now 1.6 and 2.1 months respectively, according to the annual report of the National Treatment Purchase Fund.

Kilkenny man Frank Dunlop, former Fianna Fáil press officer, government press secretary and lobbyist has spent the first three nights of his 18 month jail sentence in Arbor Hill Jail for his role in corrupt politics during 1980s and 1990s.

A Mayo county councillor has stepped down from the HSE regional west forum in protest against the removal of breast cancer surgical and diagnostic services from Mayo General Hospital. Fine Gael Councillor Patsy O’Brien, the man who topped the poll in the Claremorris electoral area and received the highest number of votes of all candidates in Mayo in the June local elections, has not sought to be re-appointed to the health forum, having served on it since its inception. Cllr O’Brien told the Mayo Advertiser that the forum was “too political” and he expressed his disappointment in Mayo’s two Fianna Fáil TDs for not ensuring the services remained.

Suddenly all this talk of recession and negative equity isn’t so depressing - when compared to this week’s other news.

Suddenly all this talk of recession and negative equity isn’t so depressing - when compared to this week’s other news.