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Locals are being invited to make their views known on the N4 Mullingar to Longford (Roosky) road scheme, with a series of public consultation exhibitions to take place next week.

“It’s a great honour to have the conference here,” said Westmeath’s Chief Fire Officer of the two day Chief Fire Officers’ Association conference in Mullingar this week.

Bord Bia’s next Brand Forum event will take place in the Mullingar Park Hotel, Mullingar, on Tuesday September 15. The Brand Forum, a group made up of over 100 Irish food, drink, and horticulture companies, meet six times a year – on a quarterly basis in Dublin and bi-annually regionally. The member food and drink companies range in size and profile from small enterprises to multinationals. It has proven to be a highly successful learning and networking opportunity for companies addressing issues specific to brand marketing in the food and drink arena.

Westmeath Community Development, in conjunction with the Department of Social and Family Affairs, are organising a further services and information open day for people with disabilities on Thursday September 10 from 11am-4pm in the Shamrock Lodge Hotel Athlone.

Five successful women in business share their experiences at National Women’s Enterprise Day 2009

EirGrid, the operator of the national grid, will brief major stakeholders in Mullingar on their planned €310 million investment in electricity infrastructure in the Midlands region. This investment is part of the Grid25 strategy. The speaker on the day will be manager of Grid implementation, Aidan Corcoran. The event will be held in the Mullingar Park Hotel on Tuesday November 24 at 8am.

A strong contingent of Mullingar businesswomen will be among those at the National Women’s Enterprise Day at the Mullingar Park Hotel today (Friday).

Loved and enjoyed by audiences throughout Ireland, the hugely successful Ireland’s showbands - “Do you come here often?” returns to Mullingar for another season of concerts this festive season and can be seen in the Mullingar Park Hotel on Sunday, January 3.

This week I received some astonishing emails regarding headshops. Obviously, and understandably, locals are concerned about headshops, especially since there’s a lot of misinformation and scaremongering going on out there.

The eight kilometres of “substandard” dual carriageway between the Mullingar Park Hotel and Mary Lynchs is to get a €12m safety overhaul, it was revealed this week (January 18).