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A pair of science and technology students from Castlebar have turned their passion for Lego and robots into a unique start-up company and won themselves a grant to develop their business.

Foróige is seeking Galwegians to take part in Big Brother Big Sister, an internationally recognised youth mentoring programme.

Totally Toys, the wonderful toy store located at the N5 roundabout, Castlebar, has announced the opening of its Christmas shop at its premises in Moneen, Castlebar. The widely known store has everything for the festive season including Christmas trees, Christmas lighting, decorations, outdoor lighting, Christmas nativity scenes, Christmas village scenes, animated Christmas characters, candles, and many more seasonal delights. The Christmas store at Totally Toys has become a greatly anticipated destination for all the family at Christmas. Children can enjoy the in-store animated Christmas scenes and fabulous Christmas grotto.

Totally Toys, the wonderful toy store located at the N5 roundabout in Castlebar, is ready for the Christmas season.

Nine young Galwegians returned home on Monday June 11 victorious from the FIRST LEGO League Open European Championship in Mannheim, Germany. The group, all aged between nine and 14, won first place in the Gracious Professionalism Core Value Award, one of three top prizes in the international competition.

The Radisson Blu Hotel will open its doors to some of Ireland’s brightest and creative youngsters as they compete in the national FIRST LEGO League Robotics Challenge.

Some 24,000 visitors thronged NUIG on Sunday to enjoy the 2011 Galway Science and Technology Festival Exhibition.

Robotics Ireland is to host the FIRST (For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology) Lego League Challenge at The Radisson Blu Hotel, Galway, this Saturday, January 8.

Students from six Galway schools are finalising their entries for the first Lego League Robotics Challenge national finals which take place at the Radisson Hotel on Saturday January 8.

Uncovering the fun side of science through “hands-on learning” initiatives has now been proven to translate into young people going on to third level science and technology – the graduates who will sustain and enhance future economic growth.