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Are you ready to get started with social media marketing but don’t know where to begin? The people behind Studio 93 in Moate are organising a seminar to help you out.

Last Friday saw progressive Galway city estate agents Property Partners Maxwell Heaslip & Leonard make a little piece of history by becoming the first auctioneers in the west of Ireland to screen an auction live over the Internet. Pioneers in the west of Ireland property market, the city-based firm is always looking for ways to improve its business and enhance the service it provides to its clients.

All4Baby is a family owned and operated business. Parents and entrepreneurs Robin Bickford and Mary Lyng have two young children Aeveen and Aaron. Becoming new parents and all the associated experiences led them to opening their own nursery store in 2010, with the aim of simplifying the whole area of shopping for your baby.

As we enter spring, people thinking of selling will be now be turning their thoughts to getting their property on the market to take advantage of what is traditionally a very busy selling period.

Discount coupons, free coupons, money-saving coupons…who knew it was so easy to save money with smartphone coupons? Galway-based Woosh Wallet’is a new app for iPhone and Android that offers you just that. Coupons on your phone that you simply show to your server to redeem.

There is some welcome news for small businesses in Mayo which have been refused credit by the banks. Under a new Government scheme, operated by Microfinance Ireland, the owners of ‘micro-enterprises’ and new start-ups can now apply through the Mayo County Enterprise Board for loans of up to €25,000.

The launch of Ballina based consultancy company MedTech Marketing Services is indicative of the continuous progression of the Irish medical technology sector.

An auction will take place in McGreal’s Bar, Ballinrobe, on Sunday November 4.

Making our money go further is everyone’s aim in these straitened times. With less cash in our pockets and more demands on our finances it makes more sense than ever to get the best value when we shop.

The Minister for Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation, Richard Bruton, has announced reductions of between 33 and 80 per cent to five fees on cooperatives societies imposed by the Registrar of Friendly Societies.