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It’s business as usual for traders in Church Street, Athlone as a 12-week series of street closures began this week as part of the Athlone Watermains Rehabilitation Project.

The council has apologised for the disruption caused by works connected to the upgrade of the watermains, after councillors complained about the impact the works were having on local residents and business people.

IDA Ireland has broken ground on a new building development in their Garrycastle campus.

‘The proposal to build an art gallery over the River Liffey to house the donation to Dublin of Sir Hugh Lane's art collection has been strongly criticised by the businessman and newspaper proprietor, William Martin Murphy.

City councillors have refused to give approval to works to lower the road under Lough Atalia Bridge until proper consultation is carried out with businesses and locals affected by the estimated two-month closure of this major route and the details of a full transport management plan are provided.

Mullingar’s townspeople are so frustrated with the delay in fixing public lights in the town, that one man has fixed one himself!

One of Athlone’s most viewed pieces of public art is to be relocated to a more prominent position, it was revealed this week.

The over-riding message from the 4th annual Construction Management Conference in GMIT this week was one of cautious optimism for the industry, and a broad welcome for the new range of regulations.

Leading Galway property expert DNG Maxwell Heaslip & Leonard has just announced the launch of the city’s first property auctions of 2014. Following a hugely successful auction series in 2013, the St Francis Street-based agent is once again leading with its latest offering, bringing 15 lots to the market in what promises to be an engaging event for all involved.