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A man who is currently serving a two year prison sentence was before Castlebar District Court this week where he was convicted and fined €1,000 for not having insurance.

So-called boy racers continue to tear up the Kilkenny roads in spite of the best efforts of gardaí and the local authorities, according to a local councillor.

A man who brought the wrong insurance form to court was told he had little choice but to bring the correct form or face the wrath of Judge William Harnett. “Are you wasting my time,” shouted Judge Harnett in the case of John Gahan who was stopped at Killerig Cross on August 25 and charged with not having insurance. Garda Holohan told the court that Mr Gahan had said he was driving a vehicle for his employer but presented an insurance certificate that did not cover him to drive the vehicle.

Already offering a wide range of services, M&C Financial Services have now added another string to their bow in the form of public products and employer’s liability as well as professional indemnity insurance.

There is concern for more than 100 jobs in Galway with the news that a major insurance firm is reviewing its operations in the region.

An interesting and informative evening is expected at The Days Hotel, Castlebar next Thursday evening (Oct 9). M&C Financial Services are holding a Seminar entitled Taking Control of Your Future. “With the recent downturn in the world economy, as well as the uncertainty in the stock markets and banking sectors, we feel that this is an excellent chance for people, to learn about how to make the most of the opportunities take are currently available to them. You can now take control of your investments, as well as your pension fund and see how to make your hard earned money work for you. Many pension funds are invested through banks and insurance companies, and the customer has little control over where and how their money is invested” said Tom Connolly, Director of M&C Financial Services.

A drunk Mervue man crashed his Transit van into a tractor and refused to give a sample of breath at University Hospital Galway (UHG) before telling a garda to “f*** off”, the Galway District Court heard this week.

Hibernian’s Carlow and Kilkenny branches are going green, following a decision by Hibernian Group, Ireland’s leading multi-line insurance company, to award a two-year green energy supply contract to competitive electricity provider Energia.

A Galwayman could give no explanation why he led gardai on a dangerous lunchtime chase through the city during which he collided with a car, pushed another out of his way, mounted footpaths, and was only brought to an abrupt halt by a Garda jeep which pulled out in front of him at a busy roundabout.

Two of Kilkenny’s finest sons were bestowed with the highest honour possible by their native city when they were made Freemen of the city of Kilkenny at the weekend.