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The Irish Organic Weedkiller official opening celebrations begin 3.30pm tomorrow in Claregalway Corporate Park where Galway entrepreneur Oisín Concannon has established the award winning Irish Organic Weedkiller product range.

And they’re off! With just three weeks to go, the countdown is on to the most glamorous fashion event of the year. The cream of Irish fashionistas are donning their glad rags ready to go head to head for the coveted title of Best Dressed Lady at the Galway Races.

The 57th Galway International Oyster and Seafood Festival, September 23 - 25 2011, will make a welcome return to a marquee this year and will be located at Galway Harbour.

Parents find that having a school uniform is the easiest and most cost effective way of dressing children for school. Uniform saves on the stress of “what to wear” each day. Uniforms remove the peer pressure that is associated with wearing branded sportswear and high street fashion. At the Schoolwear Centre in Tuam and Galway, parents will find uniforms of great quality and at affordable prices. There is no other garment worn for the same amount of days, weeks, months and sometimes years as a school sweatshirt or school jumper.

Austerity, reform, what do these words mean? Check out Roscommon Hospital.

GALWAY CATHEDRAL organist Raymond O’Donnell performs a solo recital this evening at 8pm as part of the Galway Cathedral Recitals concerts.

Do you fancy winning a pair of tickets to a day’s racing at Ballybrit? With just ten days to go until it all starts at the Galway Races, the Galway Race office and the Galway Advertiser are giving you a chance to win tickets for a fabulous day out at the course. There are two ways to enter. You can enter our postcard competition, by putting your name, address on a card and dropping it in or posting it to the Galway Advertiser, Eyre Square, Galway. or by entering the competitions on our Facebook page www.facebook.com/galwayadvertiser

Balmy sunshine, as it so often does, greeted the launch of Galway Arts Festival on Monday evening and a large crowd of artists and arts aficionados thronged the Radisson Hotel for the event.

A 20-year-old Oranmore who assaulted two gardai during Race Week as they attempted to un-cuff him was given a chance to pay compensation in order to receive the benefit of the Probation Act.