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Businesses in Ballina will be celebrating the announcement by Smart Telecom that they now have the capability to connect and operate the MAN system in Ballina. The connection of the fibre network will mean that Ballina will be the only town in Mayo capable of offering this level of communication and will make the north Mayo capital a more attractive location for business.

The Ideas Campaign is a grassroots initiative that is asking ordinary people across Ireland to come up with extraordinary and exciting ideas to boost the economy.

An Post, as part of a national series of lunchtime talks in conjunction with Chambers Ireland is coming to Ballina on Tuesday April 28 at 1pm in Murphy’s Upstairs Restaurant, to update the business community on the expansion of their services and products that are of interest to the business community, particularly those in the professional and service sectors.

“It’s been interesting, I’ve never canvassed for anyone else before never mind myself.” Sandra Cribben is well known for promoting Ballina from her position within Ballina Chamber, but the 38-year-old is hoping to take up residence in a different chamber after June. Cribben put her name forward for this year’s town council elections and hitched herself to the Fianna Fáil ticket in the town where she hopes to take over the seat being vacated by outgoing councillor Padraig Moore, who has decided to step down from the council at the end of this term.

Ballina Town Council, like its counterparts, will be very difficult to call.

Ballina Chamber and Mayo County Enterprise Board are again joining forces to help businesses cope with the recession.