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Apart from slowing or stopping your car, have you ever wondered what else happens when you press the footbrake?  Irish Advanced Motorists advises ways of using the brake lights as a signal to reduce the chance of being hit from behind.

It is proven that Christmas clubs become more popular during times of recession. In fact, Christmas clubs were born out of the Great Depression in America. They take the pressure off people in the run up to Christmas and reduce the financial strain as the big day approaches. With Ireland entering its first recession in 25 years, it is likely Christmas clubs will increase in popularity in these tough economic times.

Ben Reel, a native of South Armagh, is a superstar-in-waiting. From the brilliance of the playing and arranging to the magnificence of Reel's voice - this is heaven all the way.

We torture our clothes. A handful of you maintain very organised wardrobes (you know who you are), but many people feel satisfied if they can just get the item on a hanger and stuck back somewhere in the wardrobe rather than languishing over a chair or, worse, thrown on the floor. Want to add a little sanity to your life and preserve your clothes at the same time? Then let's talk hangers!

A driver of a Renault Megane which was detected driving in excess of the speed limit in a 50km zone was convicted and fined at Foxford District Court this week.

If your face bears all the greyness of winter it’s time to check out Brush on Radiance (€18)

Over 100 bags of rubbish which were detected in the Foxford area led to the prosecution of one of the litter offenders at Foxford District Court this week.

The winner of the Herbal Essences competition was Mary Coppinger of Colemanstown, Ballinasloe. She receives a Herbal Essences retro fruit juicer, some fresh fruit and samples from the Fruit Fusions range.

Do you find it difficult to close your cupboards, get around your bedroom without tripping or find important documents in a hurry?

A legal action against a Galwayman who allegedly provided TV equipment allowing the public to get free cable channels is to be transferred to the Commercial Court.