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A young boy from Claregalway has been shortlisted as a finalist in the Vision Express ‘Search for Star Pupil’ competition which took place in the store last November.

Make sure you are the bell of the ball this New Year’s Eve and start 2013 as you mean to go on by looking fabulous in an outfit chosen from the extensive selection at BORN Clothing in Athlone Towncentre.

With the busiest shopping period of the year upon us, especially online, the public and retailers alike should take steps to protect themselves from fraud.

To amend the words from the famous musical Annie, ‘you’re never fully dressed without accessories’. Every ensemble poses the accessories debate. From tights to shoes to scarves, indecision over these articles can leave your head in a frenzy of confusion so as the party season looms quicker with the passing days it is essential to be prepared when it comes to decorating your going out attire. Below is a consise guide on how to vamp up your outfits.

Gucci, Prada, Orla Kiely, and Louis Vuitton are just some of the names of the designer handbags which will go on sale in the Fáilte Suite of The Welcome Inn Hotel, Castlebar, on Sunday December 2.

This luxurious home, located in the much sought after area of Stradbally East, is a credit to its current owners who have sensitively designed it for family living while being conscious of their entertainment requirements.

The official opening of The Outlet store in Tuam, takes place at the Shop Street premises tomorow Friday November 16 with special events running in-store from 5.00 to 9.00pm and you are invited. Champagne celebrations, American designer fashions and lots of give-aways will attract shoppers from around Tuam and County Galway to mark the official opening event so do not miss it. Special guest well-known Mandy Maher will perform the official opening and her team at Catwalk models have planned fantastic fashion shows scheduled for 5.30pm and 7.30pm.

November is upon us and doing a wardrobe clear out is not just limited to spring. This week I took part in a great initiative called Fashion Fall Out, held in Dublin where the country’s most recognised faces in fashion and independent boutiques brought some pre-owned (and some new) pieces for a very exciting public sale. From vintage to designer bargains, there was something for everyone on offer. The rail sale idea is gaining momentum across the country and in the times we are in, the benefits are limitless. The seller makes some money and the buyer can find the most wonderful fashion treasures.

Oxfam Ireland is appealing to the people of Galway to Make Space for Oxfam and donate any items that are taking up space in their wardrobes and home to their local Oxfam shop that is located in the heart of Galway city on 9 Lower Abbeygate Street.

If you are a craft worker or designer in County Mayo who wishes to maximise your marketing potential why not become part of a creative and business-focused network where your craft can be encouraged and promoted?