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‘Washing of the Waters’ is a new radio documentary which celebrates the rural river community of Golden Island, east of Athlone on St Patrick’s Day, Saturday March 17 at 7pm on Shannonside FM.

A Mullingar teacher is appealing for support for the national ‘Have a Heart’ fundraising campaign, which kicks off this weekend in aid of Muscular Dystrophy Ireland (MDI).

A mother who brought her daughter and daughter-in-law on a shoplifting spree in Athlone for Christmas was jailed for three months by an exasperated judge after a Garda inspector confirmed there had been “a substantial increase in this type of offence recently”.

Athlone has been declared ‘clean to European norms’ in the latest Irish Business Against Litter (IBAL) Litter League, announced on Monday.

John McGrath, an engineer at MMKDA Engineers & Architects, was elected president of Athlone Chamber at the chamber’s AGM last week.

Swarbrigg Shoes are renowned for comfort, quality, and design in ladies’, men’s and children’s footwear while also keeping up to date with current styles. They have a massive range of big name brands including Reiker, Clarks, Dubarry, Geox, Crocs, Fit Flops, Ecco, Lelly Kelly, Emu, Lotus, CAT, KMB, Marco Tozzi, Gabor, Josef Seibel, Converse, Skechers, Bugatti, and many more.

A teenage boy charged with a number of burglary and shoplifting offences in the District Court this week (October 12), had his case put back for a fortnight to allow his solicitor examine the charges, and for gardaí to see if they could attach a map of excluded areas to his bail conditions.

A man who reported his own theft from a bank immediately after he did it was given the benefit of the Probation Act in the District Court this week (September 7) in a case the judge called “exceptional”.

SolanoTech, a four-year-old Athlone-based software company, announced this week (August 29) that it is to create 25 vacancies for design and development engineers, and hopes to have them all employed before the end of March.

Saorview is the the digital free-to-air television service that will replace the analogue system, which has been in operation since 1962 here in Ireland.