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“Customers are the life-blood of business,” according to Brian Burke, principal of Relevant Marketing. “Our mantra is that we know how to find them and we’ll help you to mind them.”

Whilst some are enjoying the extended Christmas holidays the freezing temperatures are wreaking havoc for others. One major impact of the recent cold spell is the number of burst pipes people have suffered.

“Customers are the life-blood of business”, according to Brian Burke, Principal of Relevant Marketing. “Our mantra is that we know how to find them and we’ll help you to mind them.”

Red Arrow Fire and Flood Restoration Ltd, who have their head office in Kilkenny, have won the Best Newcomer Award at the prestigious British Damage Management Association Awards.

M&C Financial Services, based in Castlebar, has well and truly shaken up the insurance market in the west of Ireland. Since the company’s operations expanded into general insurance in early 2008, it has stemmed the tide of rising insurance premiums facing business owners in the Connacht region and beyond.

M&C Financial Services, based in Castlebar, has well and truly shaken up the insurance market in the west of Ireland. Since the company’s operations expanded into general insurance in early 2008, it has stemmed the tide of rising insurance premiums facing business owners in the Connacht region and beyond.

If the unprecedented heavy rains continue over the weekend, then the flooding and devastation in east Galway will become worse, far worse than it is now, and may lead to a request for the Red Cross to go into Ballinasloe and the surrounding areas.

Claremorris company Watch Tower Designs, David Keane and Associates, was celebrating success again last week after it was announced it had won the Customer Service Award for the services sector in the prestigious Mayo Business Awards.

As we all know by the constant headlines and recent images, flash flooding is an increasingly common problem in Ireland, and its effects are always devastating for its victims. With both the offer of millions from a flood relief fund and rise in insurance claims, concern over cowboy operators comes to the fore.

THIS SUNDAY at 6pm in Kelly’s Bar, Bridge Street, a host of renowned Galway musicians, including the great folk singer-songwriter Sean Tyrrell, are getting together to play a fundraising concert.