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Farrelly Bros, based in Kells, Co Meath, have launched their 2009/10 promotional campaign for the growing of willow. They see willow as a crop that can help supply their growing needs for high quality woodchip for the commercial and industrial sectors. Woodchip is still less than half the price of oil and the demand that these sectors have for a renewable and carbon neutral fuel like willow, is such that Farrelly Bros could plant over 1,000 acres each year and still not meet the demand. In short, demand exceeds supply – a rare thing in modern agriculture.

Mulroy’s Beauty Clinic on Main Street is the only salon in Mayo to stock this hugely popular beauty line called Bare Escentuals.

Planning permission to completely redevelop Galway docks into a larger, more modern, port and marina will be lodged in 2010, but the port will be forced to close down unless it expands and modernises to accommodate higher tonnage ships .

Lisacul-based artist Vida Pain opens her solo exhibition entitled Illumination this Friday October 30, as part of Roscommon Arts Centre’s autumn/winter visual art programme.

Hallowe’en can be great. It’s the last holiday before the roll-out (be it premature) of everything Christmas. Not to mention we get a bank holiday, kids get a couple of days off, we all get to eat sweets, play Hallowe’en games, and everyone can dress up without being judged (mostly)!

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No 1 Forster Court is an outstanding residence situated within yards of every conceivable facility and city amenity, within walking distance of church, shops, train and bus station, restaurants, Eyre Square, etc.

No 47 Ashbrook, Oranmore, is a splendid three bedroom semidetached family home with the benefit of a second reception room currently used as a home office and study. Its best selling features are its very central location in Oranmore village, its generous plot size, and the spacious, well designed, living interior which extends to some 1,300sq ft.

This four bedroom property is superbly positioned on a magnificent site with unrivalled views of the surrounding countryside. The house provides spacious, luxurious accommodation with many extras including excellent quality finishes, PVC double glazed windows, good quality tiling, beech kitchen units, and an Aga range.

This outstanding three-bedroom residence is situated in a brilliant cul-de-sac location at White Oaks, Clybaun Road, convenient to local amenities, shops, church, and schools, with easy access to Salthill and the city centre.