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Oranmore showjumper Olive Clarke took the major prize at the weekend’s successful Claremorris Grand Prix Show.

Johnny Carroll, popularly known as ‘the man with the golden trumpet’, has just published his autobiography Oh Mein Papa, recounting his 50 plus years in the music business.

Located just three kilometres from Spiddal village, this beautiful residence sits on an elevated 0.5 acre site and commands stunning sea views from most angles, in particular to the front and side. The property extends to 4,000sq ft and is in excellent condition. Styled in modern contemporary, the original home has been significantly extended and now provides spacious accommodation with every possible requirement for modern living provided.

COIS CLADAIGH choir will present a concert of Christmas music in the Claddagh Church this Saturday at 9pm in aid of the Lions Club Christmas Appeal.

Michelle Burke and Yvonne Mullaney of Premier Properties have announced the opening of their new exclusive lettings division, a concept that is new to Galway and was created in response to the needs of tenants seeking good quality homes and frustrated landlords unable to let their properties.

Soccer star Gary Deegan who began his playing career at Kilkenny City FC has been awarded a three and half years soccer contract with Coventry City Football Club.

Most people would agree that their home is more important to them than anywhere else in the world. After a long journey or a hard day at work, there is nowhere better than home. Increasingly, the garden or outdoor space is being considered for its potential as an extra room outside. Even a tiny back yard can be converted into a delightful oasis of calm, somewhere to enjoy a barbecue with friends, or for children to play.

Local TD Mary O’Rourke was on hand yesterday evening to officially open the premier of Ken Wardrop’s debut feature film, His and Hers, as it screened for cast and crew in the Tullamore Omniplex.

The Ballina Show attracted superb crowds over the weekend in mixed weather conditions and produced some sterling performances from Mayo riders. Sunday’s Puissance was a prime example with Knockmore’s Alex Dufffy and Killala’s Shane Quinn sharing first place in a dramatic finale to the show.

Eight teams remain in contention for All-Ireland glory after last weekend’s busy schedule. The main event was the 120th playing of the Munster Hurling Final. Considering the importance of Thurles to the GAA, it was probably fitting that the home county Tipperary landed the spoils.