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Mother of three and entrepreneur, Aine Gleeson, from Ennis, Co Clare is so adamant that children should appreciate the value of gifts over money at first communion that she has designed a range of dolls to honour the occasion.

The Galway Modern Homes and Building Exhibition, which took place in Leisureland last weekend, was a great success with a large crowd of visitors attending the event over three days. They arrived with their house plans and met with the professionals with the expertise and advice for building, extending, or renovating their homes.

Two men accused of following and then robbing a trader during the Continental Christmas Market in 2010 have been sent forward for trial.

Two men charged with following and then robbing a

A Clare man charged with following and then robbing a trader during last year’s Continental Christmas Market was remanded in custody when he appeared at Galway District Court last week.

The aggression and violence shown in court towards members of the gardai, the judiciary, and solicitors is on the rise, according to a district court judge who said she has seen more “viciousness” in the last few months than in all her 17 years on the bench.

A five-month suspended sentence was imposed on a Clare man who, after being found living rough in a container, became extremely aggressive and bit a garda on the arm.

An experienced casual trader who bought counterfeit clothing from the back of a van and tried to flog them at a market in Claregalway was fined €400 at Galway District Court on Monday.

One of the two brothers involved in the feud assault on a mother in the Willow Park area on May 25 was jailed for his part in the offence, whilst his sibling must wait until a judge views the injury inflicted before deciding in which court he should be dealt with.

A Clare man who was highly abusive and insulting to gardai and hospital staff and had to be held down to be treated in A&E was described in court as a “nuisance and a menace”.