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As we approach the darkest time of the year, it is worth bearing in mind that with a little planning, lighting can become a secret weapon for boosting winter warmth around your home.

Peter Curran Electric Ltd is one of Galway’s leading electrical wholesalers, providing a dedicated and flexible service to customers. The company has endeavoured to meet the requirements of the electrical industry by building long term relationships with its customers, suppliers, and employees.

Footballers Shane Walsh and Damien Comer are taking to the catwalk in support of Kilkerrin Clonberne ladies football.

Bright Ideas, the Midlands’ lighting specialists, have launched a massive outdoor lighting extravaganza with incredible savings on a wide range of outdoor lighting, including their resin range of garden lighting which carries a lifetime anti-corrosion guarantee with no chipping or peeling, no painting required, and is available in a wide variety of sizes to suit all gardens, drives, and patios.

You may be facing into January exhausted with empty pockets and broken resolutions but there is no need to look deathly pale.

Want to lighten up your house and brighten your mood this autumn? Then look no further than B&Q’s new lighting range.

This spring it’s all about bright and bold colours. Floral prints have been dominating the 2010 runways and are massive this spring so take them as the opportunity to rejuvenate your wardrobe.

Light is key to the way we function day to day. It affects our mood, it tells us when to wake and when to go to bed, it is an external clock that automatically triggers our minds. It defines an ambience, it highlights, makes plants grow, and can create an atmosphere of warmth. Lighting says a lot — it can make guests feel welcome and heighten a romantic interlude. It sets the stage for entertainment and has the ability to direct your attention. It provides security and a sense of piece and calm. People may fear the dark, but no one fears the light.

We all know that first impressions are critical. Research has shown that 55 per cent of a person’s first impression is from visual impact. The hallway is the first impression your guests have to the inside of your home. It should be bright, airy, and inviting, not dark and enclosed.