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Four weeks remain before Galway must again go to the polls and decide to accept or reject the Lisbon Treaty. ‘No’ campaigners are already out canvassing the city while the ‘Yes’ side knows it needs to sell a positive message against the backdrop of economic recession.

The Celtic Tenors will be taking their tour on the road in Ireland for the first time in five years, after continuous touring in the US, Canada, Europe, and the Middle East. The Hard Times show overflows with vitality and variety. The unique voices, charm and wit of Daryl, James, and Matthew - combined with talented young musical director Colm Henry - combine an emotive journey with a thoroughly uplifting experience.

Irish neutrality will be protected and copperfastened by a Yes vote to Lisbon. Irish neutrality will be seriously undermined by a treaty bristling with military articles, so it is wiser to vote No.

Residents and councillors in Mullingar town are furious and shocked that planning permission for a 24-hour processing plant for recyclates or oil to be turned into EN590 diesel fuel has been lodged with little apparent consultation.

Firstly, the Lisbon Treaty we are being asked to vote on is exactly the same treaty the Irish electorate rejected in 2008 and also the Dutch and the French in 2005. The Lisbon Treaty is so called because of the failure to gain agreement to name it a European Constitution, hence the word treaty. Why is it before us again?

The Mayor, Malcolm Noonan, has been a very busy man since taking up office in June, but he has quite a way to go before he catches up with Peter Davies, the new Mayor of Doncaster.

Inspired by a combination of the times we live in and a new-found penchant for great American songs, The Celtic Tenors bring their ‘Hard Times’ tour to Athlone’s Dean Crowe Theatre this October.

Lydia Lynne is about to embark on her first visit to Ireland. She has built up an army of followers who swear by her gift, including Leona Lewis, Robbie Williams, Lee Ryan, and many more celebrities.

The town of Castlebar was plunged into sadness at the news of the death of local businessman Cathal Duffy of Rathbawn Road who died at Mayo General Hospital following a short illness.

The beauty of Connemara is being sold to the Germans in a bid to boost tourism in Ireland.