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JOHN BANVILLE has just completed a new Benjamin Black mystery. "This one is a change from the usual," he tells me. "It's set in Prague in the late 1500s at the court of Rudolf II."

The Lodge at Ashford Castle was delighted to be announced as the winner of the Best Exclusive Wedding Venue in Ireland category at the weddingsonline Awards 2016. A chic and elegant sanctuary, The Lodge at Ashford Castle is one of Ireland’s leading wedding venues. Beautiful views of Lough Corrib and the rugged winter landscape of the Ashford estate provide a stunning backdrop for a fairytale wedding. The weddingsonline Awards 2016 winners were announced recently at The Grand Hotel Malahide, during a glamorous black tie gala ceremony.

University Hospital Galway is the first hospital in the country to host an inspiring exhibition which features the stories of 10 breast cancer survivors.

This remarkable photograph was taken in 1920/21. It shows a group of republican prisoners who are being held in the Town Hall. They are surrounded by barbed wire and are being carefully watched by a soldier you can see standing beside the tin hut. He is wearing a ‘Brodie’ helmet which was a steel combat helmet invented by Englishman John Brodie during World War I. There were probably more soldiers on duty inside the hut watching the detainees, the photographer, and anyone else who might have been was passing. A notice on one of the windows reads “No one is allowed within ten yards of this building.”

Two Mayo photographers took home awards at the 2016 IPPA Awards which were held in Dublin last Sunday. Ballina based photographer David Farrell won the Best Press and Photojournalism Photographer 2016 award, and Westport based snapper Michael McLaughlin took home the Best Landscape Photographer 2016 gong. McLaughlin also won the Single Image Award on the night at the ceremony which was held in Radisson Blu Hotel, Golden Lane, Dublin.

GALWAY SINGER Mary McPartlan has just released a terrific new album entitled From Mountain To Mountain a tribute to the late legendary American folk song collector and singer Jean Ritchie.

Greg Conneely is fully trained as cabinet maker with 18 years of experience in the furniture and renovations industry, spending 10 years with Conneely Custom Built and eight years working in renovations and finished carpentry work.

inning Galway-based photographer Neil Warner of Warner Corporate Photography has just received a contract to produce the first in a series of videos for a company specialising in the design and manufacture of prosthetic hands.

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