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David Martin Hairdressing Group has just launched a new e-voucher, making it easier than ever to treat a loved one to a gift voucher. Simply contact the branch at New Dock Street, Galway, and you can order a gift voucher from the comfort of your own home and receive it in a matter of minutes. You can choose to have the voucher emailed to you, or directly to the recipient with your own personal message included.

David Martin Hairdressing Group has just launched a new e-voucher, making it easier than ever to treat a loved one to a gift voucher. Simply contact the branch at New Dock Street, Galway, and you can order a gift voucher from the comfort of your own home and receive it in a matter of minutes. You can choose to have the voucher emailed to you, or directly to the recipient with your own personal message included.

With the busiest shopping period of the year upon us, especially online, the public and retailers alike should take steps to protect themselves from fraud.

A traveller’s cheque scam was so sophisticated that it not only duped an Athenry man struggling under the pressure of financial difficulty but also managed to pass the anti-fraud measures of two financial institutions a number of times before being detected, the Galway Circuit Criminal Court heard this week.

A 63-year-old Dublin man has been charged with four new charges in relation to fraudulent cheque incidents carried out in Galway city and county.

To celebrate the festive season, Santa and his elves have just launched the five star g Hotel’s new, exclusive gift card selection offering the ultimate presents for this Christmas.

Without getting into facts and figures it is fairly clear most of us are, to put it delicately, not as well off as we would like to be. With that in mind, this Christmas when it comes to buying gifts make sure they are practical.

With the festive season fast approaching, David Martin Hairdressing Group has just launched its Christmas gift voucher.

Fine Gael TD John O’Mahony has welcomed the announcement today by the Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine, Simon Coveney, that the first payments to farmers in AEOS 1 have been issued. Some 8,400 farmers who applied for AEOS by the closing date of May 17 last year have been approved into the scheme, and under EU rules administrative checks for all applicants had to be completed before the first payments could issue. The first tranche of payments has been issued and the remainder will be paid on an ongoing basis.

Businesses in Ireland paid their bills two days slower on average during the first six months of the year when compared with the same period last year, according to the latest insight from Experian, the global information services company. Experian analysis also reveals that businesses in Westmeath were fifth quickest to pay bills during the first half of 2011.