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Ford has introduced ‘Smart Mirror’, a new system that looks exactly like a regular rear view mirror – but is actually a high-definition screen that clearly displays a panoramic view behind the van.

Buckley Windows and Doors is a local family run business based in the Midlands which provides its clients with expert services and advice, boasting 30 years of experience within the trade.

This evening, Friday, May 26, at 7.30pm, Perspective wellbeing centre in Claremorris, Mayo, will be hosting a virtual launch of the Cuckoo Clock Exhibition via Zoom.

VADO are proud to reveal the launch of their brand-new Tablet iO collection offering a choice of four beautifully designed thermostatic shower valves, the latest in safe showering technology.

Gardaí are to be given the power to seize scrambler bikes, quad bikes, and similar off-road machines on the spot if new laws to help tackle the anti-social use of these vehicles are breached.

National Broadband Ireland (NBI), the company rolling out the new high-speed fibre broadband network under the Government’s National Broadband Plan (NBP), has announced that surveying works in several areas of Mayo are well underway.

Buckley Windows and Doors are a local family run business based in the Midlands who provide their clients with expert services and advice boasting thirty years of experience within the trade.

Athenry Credit Union announced a significant enhancement to their popular Current Account service with the introduction of Google Pay and Fitbit Pay.

Over the past year, we have seen how important wellness is for both our physical and mental wellbeing. Wellness is about making choices for a healthier lifestyle; having fitness routines to move more, achieving quality sleep, dealing with stress, and healthy eating. As we embark on a new year, Harvey Norman’s Connected Fitness and Health range is here to inspire and help your wellness journey whether you are taking on a virtual challenge, online fitness classes, or starting couch to 5k.

As the parent of a 2020 Leaving Cert student, I have every sympathy for the class of 2021 and the uncertainty caused by the continuation of the Covid-19 pandemic for those students and their families. The debate which surfaced in April of last year has already begun in relation to the leaving cert of 2021, and whether the exam should be conducted in the 'traditional' format, or in a 'predicted grades' scenario, similar to last year.