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Sinn Féin Councillor Thérèse Ruane is deeply concerned about the recent cuts in programmes to the GMIT Castlebar. The bachelor of science in architectural technology is being cut; from this September there will be no intake of first year students to this programme. There had also been a significant reduction in the student intake into general nursing this September, from 40 students to 25.

Castlebar is ready to rock this weekend with the arrival of the World Fleadh, the first time this Irish and Celtic music festival will be staged in the west of Ireland. Bucking all recessionary trends, music enthusiasts are expected to descend on Castlebar in their thousands for nine full days of world-class musical entertainment with the best of what Ireland has to offer on display.

It’s that time of year again when parents find themselves running around trying to find accommodation for their sons and daughters for the college term. If you are one of those parents, just think of all the hassle and money you would be saving yourself if you could accommodate your son or daughter, hassle free, while at the same time investing in your own future.

What a difference a year makes! With the landscape for managing business ever changing — due to the prevailing economic conditions, the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD) Western Region has put together a programme of events to run from now until April 2010.

A SERIES of new writing courses will take place this autumn facilitated by poet and short stroy writer Susan Millar DuMars and poet Kevin Higgins.

New to the market with Mullery auctioneers is No 102 Gleann Rua in Renmore, a superb four bedroom detached residence boasting bright and well proportioned accommodation.

No 46 Glenanail Drive is a stunning three bedroom residence in pristine condition.

No 46 Glenanail Drive is a stunning three bedroom residence in pristine condition.

Child Protection in Sport, Sports First Aid, Sports Leadership Training, and Disability Awareness Training are just some of the upcoming sports volunteer training courses which will be available through the partnership over the coming months. Details can be obtained by contacting www.mayosports.ie/CalendarofEventsTrainingCourses/ or phone 094 904 7025.

The Mayo Open Coffee Club (MOCC), a business network run by business people for business people, is launching its winter series of monthly meetings on Wednesday, October 7, in Castlebar.