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New Beginning, a group who work on behalf of people struggling with unmanageable debt, is bringing its free, national seminar tour to Hotel Ballina on Wednesday at 7.30 pm.

GPA Solutions is delivering a FETAC Level 6 advanced payroll skills award in Galway. This award is ideal for learners who wish to enhance their existing payroll skills by focusing on areas such as tax implications when calculating pensions, BIKs, illness, maternity benefit, and cycle to work scheme in both a manual and computerised context. It will also explore aspects of relevant employment law, various revenue reports, and filing with ROS and year end procedures.

Mullingar councillors are calling on the Government to delay the introduction of a carbon tax on solid fuel, due to come into effect in May.

DM Claim Consultants has recently launched its new website dmclaims.ie.

DM Claim Consultants has recently launched its new website dmclaims.ie.

It can be a minefield when you are selling your home. Some practical steps will make life much easier and far less stressful. Over the coming weeks we will be outlining what it takes to get your home on the market, to sell it for the highest price, with the best terms and with the least amount of stress.

An opportunity for Westmeath farmers to get the latest, most up-to-date position on the detail of the CAP (Common Agricultural Policy) changes and other issues will take place today (Friday January 24) when MEP Mairead McGuinness will be guest speaker at an open forum.

Reviewing your financial commitments is a quick and easy way to ensure you are getting the best value for your money while getting the cover you need. We at Allied Financial offer a comprehensive review without obligation on all of your financial commitments and best of all it is free of charge. Here are some of our top tips for 2014 for your financial health.

MEP Marian Harkin has called for the introduction of farmer friendly workshops to explain how the new Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) will affect them. “Instead of overloading our farmers with documentation, inspections, and fines it would be more productive if our department of agriculture held information workshops where farmers could get personalised information on how the new CAP will affect them,” she said.

This year has proven to be a turning point for the Galway housing market. After six years of falling prices, price inflation has re-emerged most notably in Galway city. The first nine months of 2013 saw the first period of positive annual price growth in the Galway housing market since 2006. Early indications suggest that the Galway city market has grown by more than 10 per cent during 2013. The strength of price growth in Galway city is fuelled by a shortage of supply.