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La Maison Chic, established for the past 12 years and known for its professional interior design service, as well as curtain fabrics, designer paints, and wallpapers, is relocating to a new secret location and is offering amazing discounts in its relocation sale, until July 21.

La Maison Chic, established for the past 12 years and known for its professional interior design service, as well as curtain fabrics, designer paints, and wallpapers, has relocated to the Tuam Road, beside Monaghan's petrol station and opposite Rocca Tiles. The new, much larger, premises also offer free parking and for the first time is offering 25 per cent off curtains, blinds, and upholstery fabrics and wallpapers, and 20 per cent off sofa, furniture, and lighting orders and displays. The sale will finish on February 9. Do not miss out on this exceptional opportunity.

La Maison Chic, established for the past 12 years and known for its professional interior design service, as well as curtain fabrics, designer paints, and wallpapers, has relocated to the Tuam Road, beside Monaghan's petrol station and opposite Rocca Tiles. The new, much larger, premises also offers free parking and for the first time is offering 25 per cent off curtains, blinds, and upholstery fabrics and wallpapers, and 20 per cent off sofa, furniture, and lighting orders and displays. The sale will finish on February 9. Do not miss out on this exceptional opportunity.

"WHAT DO you know about fine art printmaking?" is not a question that is asked every day, but printmaking is a popular and venerable art form, and those interested in it will be excited by a new exhibition.

Interior design is not just for Christmas. La Maison Chic is now offering a choice of gift vouchers, helping you to find the perfect presents for your loved ones.

THE MOUNTAIN Ash Broadside, an work combining a poem by Joan McBreen and an etching by Margaret Irwin-West, will be launched this Saturday in the Clifden Arts Festival gallery.

Oddity, an exhibition of contemporary fine art print by Lorg Fine Art Printmakers, continues at the Linenhall Arts Centre in Castlebar until Saturday, August 23. Oddity is a members’ submission exhibition which brings together both established and new members of Lorg Fine Art Printmakers to create a contemporary fine art print exhibition.

GALWAY ARTIST and GMIT graduate Patrick Augustus Furey has won the RDS Printmaking Award in recognition of excellence.

Everything is digital these days, but we still want tangible memories. We still want to see hard copies of photographs from family weddings, christenings, get-togethers, the first day of school, and every special occasion. Stauntons Pharmacy now has the Fujifilm solution.

To accompany Remastered the current exhibition of fine art print from Graphic Studio Dublin’s Visiting Artist Programme, Luan Gallery, Athlone presents A Print Series as part of the gallery’s access and education curriculum.