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The final budget meeting of Castlebar Town Council saw the elected members vote to drop the commercial rates in the town by two per cent for the year ahead. The members voted to cut the rateable valuation from 70.23 to 68.76 on foot of a proposal from Sinn Féin councillor Therese Ruane.

Queues for car tests in Mullingar may soon become a thing of the past with the news that the NCT centre in Clonmore is to be extended byan additional test lane.

The mayor of Mullingar is calling for a parking permit to be made available to workers who call to local businesses on a regular basis.

Christmas shoppers in Galway can enjoy a handy saving on their car parking thanks to the City Centre Car Park at Fairgreen, just around the corner from the Tourist Office.

Labour Senator Lorraine Higgins has today called on Galway County Council to provide car parking facilities in Kinvara.

Two hour, free, on street parking, in Galway city centre between the hours of 10am and 12 noon, come into force on Monday and will run for a three week period.

It is a tragic story that appears regularly in newspapers across the nation. Often it takes up no more than a few column centimetres, and while the names are different the story still remains the same – a child has been killed or injured after being run over by a car reversing out of the family driveway. Tragically, in most of these cases, an adult member of the child's family, a neighbour, or a visitor to the house was driving the vehicle.

As local schools return after the summer break, the Garda and Mayo County Council are embarking on a campaign of education and enforcement to reduce problems caused by inconsiderate parking near to school entrances.

A new chapter is to open in the history of Moate Courthouse as it gets ready to become the new home of Moate Library.

Castlebar Chamber president Oliver Kelleher, in a presentation to Castlebar Town Council last week, hit out at the council on a number of issues. Kelleher told the meeting that the businesses in the town were looking for “fair play” and were not looking for “special treatment”.