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Dozens of business owners join forces every Wednesday morning from 7am until 8.30am to attend the weekly breakfast meeting of the Gateway Chapter of Business Network International in the Prince of Wales Hotel, Athlone.

A new innovative and exciting company has been launched in the Midlands which aims to help cut costs for the hospitality sector.

Want to get more from your digital camera or SLR? Why not sign up for a beginners course in photography being run by Midlands Photography Club starting this September.

An audience with novelist and playwright Dermot Bolger, a reading by human rights activist Colm O’Gorman, a workshop on how to write your memoir and a debate on the burning questions of the day are just a few of the key attractions of this year’s Athlone Literary Festival which takes place from Friday September 25 to Sunday September 27. Organisers of the festival have compiled an intriguing and diverse schedule of events for the annual event, which is now becoming a fixture on the cultural calendar of the region. For those excited by the cut and thrust of debate and discussion on some of the vital questions in this turbulent time, The Big Question on Friday evening is tailor-made.

Members of the public are invited to come along to the upcoming Athlone Toastmasters Humorous Speech night, to be held on Tuesday October 13 at the Prince of Wales Hotel at 8.30pm.

Aficionados of the pre-CD medium are in for a treat this Saturday November 7, when Records Fairs Ireland will be setting out their comprehensive array of vinyl wares at the Prince of Wales Hotel, from 10.30am to 5.30pm. Christmas is coming and it’s the ideal time to pick up an collectable vinyl or a record player for the perfect present!

Shoplifters in Athlone could cost retailers over €180,000 per annum if they steal only an average €30 worth of goods each week. Retail businesses in Ireland lose up to 25 per cent of all retail profit each year as a result of criminal activity.

Gardaí are advising the public to be more vigilant than ever for thieves, burglars, intruders, and conmen in the run up to Christmas.

The Prince of Wales Hotel is delighted to announce Paul Devoy as its new head chef for the venue and he is set to bring culinary creativity to its menus throughout the hotel and the Prince Bar.

Dertour, with a €1.5 billion turnover last year, and market leader for the past 40 years, are currently in Ireland attending their annual travel academy. While the travel academy will be based in Killarney, all 700 travel agents are participating in pre and post academy tours, organised by Fáilte Ireland, in conjunction with Tourism Ireland. The tours present a valuable opportunity for the tourism industry to sell itself to the German market and allow Fáilte Ireland to showcase the best that Ireland has to offer throughout the country.