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You’re organising a Christmas party for your co-workers or friends and you’re killing yourself trying to make it perfect? Don’t worry; you’ll make everyone excited about the party before it even starts, provided you pick a theme your colleagues will all stick to, including yourself of course. Don’t impose anything on them though, try to get everyone involved in coming up with a suitable theme.

They do say that opportunity never knocks twice and now that a vacuum has been created in Irish politics, I feel I am ideally placed to take full advantage. Line up, line up, you’re just in time for the launch of my new political party. It will change the mouldiness of civil war politics. It will make a positive contribution to Irish politics. It will be called Clann na Nobs (as in the gaeilge for the family of the no-bullshitters)

Plenty of photographs on the newspapers last weekend of people stuck at airports around Europe, due to the collapse of the tour operator XL.

When you drive into work tomorrow morning, before you get out of your car, just sit there and enjoy the experience, feel the ground beneath your wheels, appreciate the view that your car has all day while you’re at work. Because from January, that privilege is going to cost you. Yes, that is cost you on top of the fee being paid by your company.

If you’re over 40 then it is time to get in touch with the wild side and bring some fun back into the way you dress, so that you don’t end up feeling and looking like a dowdy old lady. Why not get noticed for the wonderful person that you are? And use clothes to do it. Here are some do’s and don’ts to help you find your true style.

Oh look at the newbies! The one thing you have to love about elections, be they national or local, is all the aspiring politicians who suddenly come out of the woodwork.

“I’ve been involved on a local level in politics since I was about 16, but when I went to college I got seriously involved. So when I came back home I wanted to do my bit for my community.” There won’t be too many 25-year-olds putting their names to the ballot paper next June when the local elections come around, but that’s what Jarlath Munnelly did in 2004. And the first-time candidate won a seat, becoming the youngest member of the current 31 county councillors.

Oh look at the newbies! The one thing you have to love about elections, be they national or local, is all the aspiring politicians who suddenly come out of the woodwork.

Last Saturday night Green Lights and The Bastard Rain plus support from Kudoose bought an evening of excellent live entertainment To Bar Ritz (Mulroys Bar) Castlebar. At 9.30pm local group Kudose took to the stage playing acoustic versions of Jose Gonzalez’s take on The Knifes’ version ‘Heartbeats’ right through to The Stone Roses’ ‘Waterfall’.

With polling day only seven days away now the heat has been turned up on the local and European election campaigns.