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A NEW, limited edition Jack Taylor novella has been published by ASAP Publishing and it comes in two different special edition box sets.

The public are invited to attend an information day on Saturday October 15, as part of the International Palliative Medicine Conference, organised by Galway University Hospitals.

Local craft and food producers are needed for the Crafters Ireland Fair at the Mullingar Park Hotel on Sunday October 2. This is the first time the popular Crafters Ireland team have brought the fair to Mullingar. Free activities and facepainting will be taking place throughout the day allowing adults time to browse at over 35 stands of regional Irish produce, crafts and gifts. There will also be psychic readers on hand to examine your future. A donation from the event goes to The Samaritans.

GALWAY WRITER and journalist Olaf Tyaransen will be performing and interviewing live at Electric Picnic in Stradbally this weekend.

MANY YEARS ago the late lamented publisher Steve McDonagh stated that it was something of a lottery to have a book publisher in Ireland and that too many good books never saw the light of day while too many bad ones did.

Are you looking to update your home or building? Want to learn all the tricks of the interior designer trade? Well, look no further than Michelle Burke Interior Designs.

Modern, sophisticated, and fashionable, Stila is a beloved beauty powerhouse. Created in 1994 by a celebrity make-up artist, the line has already built a stylishly individual legacy. Innovative formulas, sleek packaging, and fashion-forward colours make a Stila statement at Fashion Week, in glossy magazines, and on the street. With a fabulous array of cult-favourite lip glazes, cheek stains, eyeshadow palettes, and more, Stila's goal is to help every woman celebrate her own unique beauty — to look and feel like the best version of herself, and to have fun doing it.

A health evening for male carers, organised by The Carers Association and O'Brien's Pharmacy (Unicare), will be held in the McWilliam Park Hotel, Claremorris, at 8pm on Thursday May 12.

Inspired by the Year of Craft 2011, a year-long celebration of craft in Ireland (http://www.craftinireland.com), a group of about 20 Westmeath-based crafters has come together under the ‘Made in Westmeath’ banner.

THERE IS nothing new about the recent explosion of book clubs throughout Ireland. It could be argued that ever since two or three people discussed a book they all had read the concept of the book club was formed.