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According to Joe Naughton, of ERA Oates, “There’s a now greater sense that the market has bottomed-out”. He added “unlike many locations Athlone has surprisingly very little stock of new homes which makes the town a much more solid investment, providing the price is right”.

Athlone Chamber is co-ordinating an Athlone Energy Awareness Day on Friday March 26. The information day is being organised in association with a wide range of organisations and is part of the wider European Sustainable Energy Week 2010. On Friday March 26 Athlone Town Centre, The Civic Offices, Athlone Library, and the Prince of Wales Hotel will host a series of seminars, exhibitions, and information stands.

Record Fairs Ireland are heading back on the road, and are returning to Athlone for their first fair of 2010 to the Prince of Wales Hotel this Saturday March 6. The fair will feature a massive head-spinning range of vinyl records spanning almost every era and every genre - from the 1950s right up to the present day - from blues to metal, rap to alternative, punk to funk, post-rock to 80s rock and Irish to indie.

With all the changes and challenges that face today’s society, one thing that hasn’t changed in many lifetimes is the gift of the seventh son.

Been meaning to get to know your home town a little better? Well here’s your chance. The ‘Discover Athlone’ open day takes place this weekend, offering an array of events and activities to suit all the family. And better still - they’re free!

Distilling in counties Westmeath and Offaly is the subject of the Old Athlone Society’s January lecture which will be given by Michael Byrne of Offaly Historical and Archaeological Society. The lecture will take place on Tuesday January 20 in The Prince of Wales Hotel at 8pm, and will be fully illustrated.

Beat the recession blues and have a laugh at the Prince of Wales Hotel next week.

Music lovers in the Midlands, and especially those for whom vinyl is still king, will be excited by the news that Westmeath is to host its first record fairs in over four years.

Aficionados of the pre-CD medium are in for a bit of a treat tomorrow when the Records Fairs Ireland Group will be setting out their comprehensive array of vinyl wares at the Prince of Wales Hotel in Church Street on Saturday, May 2, from 9am to 6pm.

A man charged with being so drunk as to be a danger to himself after he was found asleep with his legs in the road was a recipient of court mercy this week (June 3) by bringing a smile to the judge's face during a lecture about the dangers of alcohol by admitting he was a barman.