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Mullingar is to face one of the biggest challenges in its near millennium and a half of history in a fortnight’s time when it takes on the might of Spiderman and New York city in an attempt to break four world records in one day.

A new course has been launched by Mullingar Chamber of Commerce with the aim of helping to market Mullingar as a “call centre hub”.

Mullingar’s parking bylaws are once again to go on public display after councillors pressed ahead with increasing on-street parking from the current one-hour maximum to two hours.

Some of the world’s strongest men will be making their way to Mullingar this August bank holiday weekend.

Áras an Mhuilinn hosted the first Mullingar Chamber Network Event of 2012 last week.

An exciting time is ahead for Mullingar as Mullingar.ie is going online. The website, which is in the process of being created, will encompass all community, businesses, and leisure activities in the Mullingar region. It will be updated frequently and will exhibit the very best of Mullingar and its people.

“We will do it without you,” is the threat Mullingar traders made to Westmeath County Council as they search for proactive solutions to the crisis of the recession.

Following on from the success of the food fair held on the Saturday of the Joe Dolan Festival weekend, Mullingar Chamber of Commerce has called on the town council to open the Market Square to local food producers every Saturday morning.

The Mullingar Chamber of Commerce met with a representative from Westmeath County Council this week to discuss a wide range of issues affecting business in the town. In relation to the current works in Austin Friar Street and any future improvements, the council has agreed to notify the chamber well in advance of any disruption so businesses can be notified and can let their customers know.

The Mullingar Chamber of Commerce was saddened to hear of the death of Ted O’Leary, father of local business man and Ryanair boss Michael. Ted moved to Mullingar from County Cork in the late 60s and set up Tailteann Textiles on the Longford Road which employed a large number of Mullingar people for many years.