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Arts centre reports busiest year yet

Fri, Aug 22, 2014

 

2013 saw the highest ever number of events take place in Mullingar Arts Centre, with attendance also up on the previous number of years.

Some 127 separate events took place in the centre during 2013, up from 99 the previous year.


News

Preferred route for Athlone to Galway National Cycleway Project selected

Athlone Chamber of Commerce has announced the appointment of Tommy Hogan to the role of CEO.

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A preferred route for the Athlone to Galway National Cycleway Project has been selected, the details of which will be outlined during a public information event, one of four this month, to take place in the Shearwater Hotel, Ballinasloe, on Friday, March 31. ...


The Week

Early bird discount now available online for Athlone Little Theatre’s forthcoming April production

Athlone Castle is delighted to celebrate the Easter holiday with an exciting and fun filled onsite family event taking place on Easter Saturday, April 8.

Swiftly following on from the sold out staging of ‘Philadelphia, Here I Come!’ which recently concluded its rapturously received run, Athlone Little Theatre has confirmed that the classic ‘Who’s Afraid of Virginia ...


Property

Impressive Churchfields property offers comfortable living in prime town location

3 Churchfields, Coosan
Athlone, Co Westmeath, N37 TW88 ...


Motoring

Changes to how BIK is charged on company vehicles

Female motoring writers name new Kia Niro as the Women’s Car of the Year.

The Government has announced temporary changes to how Benefit-in-Kind (BIK) is charged on company cars and vans. ...


Business

Eight tips on how to show you’re more than just a smooth talker

Pictured at the INTO retirement function in Athlone last week were: Back Row (L to R) Carmel Browne, INTO CEC Rep District 7, Heather McCullagh, Cloonakilla NS, Patty Naughton, Castlesampson NS, Helen O’Toole, Branch Secretary Athlone/Moate. Front Row: Joan Conway, Cornafulla NS, Eimear Cronally, Chairperson Athlone/Moate Branch, and Geraldine McGrane, St Paul’s NS.

Q: I am talkative, and I think quickly on my feet. People would say I am rarely stuck for a word. I sometimes feel that people think this means I am flighty or lacking in depth - in fact, as I’ve shown throughout my college years, I have great ...


Sport

Buccaneers host fellow promotion contenders Highfield in crucial AIL Division 1B fixture

Pictured at the sponsorship presentation by O’Leochain & Associates to Buccaneers U16’s squad are, l-r, David Dunning, Wesley Hudson, Kyle Byrne (U16’s captain), Pete Mahon, Diarmuid O’Leochain (sponsor), Karl Henson, Daithi O’Leochain and Paul Byrne.

Buccaneers take on fellow promotion contenders Highfield in their penultimate Energia All-Ireland League Division 1B home fixture at Dubarry Park on Saturday. ...


Lifestyle

Hyperbaric Oxygenation - paying your oxygen debt!

Pictured, back row, l-r, Irish Rail staff: Sharon Daly (Health & Wellbeing), Jennifer Finlay-Mulligan (Health & Wellbeing), Joseph Brophy (Wellbeing Champion), Anthony O’Reardon (Wellbeing Champion), Anne Farrell (Health & Wellbeing), Adam Daly (staff). 
Front row, l-r, Catherine Brogan, Deputy CEO, Mental Health Ireland, Jo Donohoe, Mental Health Promotion Manager, Mental Health Ireland, Minister for Mental Health and Older People Mary Butler TD, Martin Rogan, CEO, Mental Health Ireland.  Pic © Michael Chester

People often ask how can hyperbaric oxygenation help with so many different medical conditions and injuries. ...


Opinion

Uncertainty of omicron variant a concern as Carty plays pivotal role in Connacht rugby victory

Hello to all the Advertiser readers.
As I am compiling this piece on Tuesday, we still do not know what the mysterious Omicron variant is capable of, or the details of it. ...


News

Plenty of history and heritage on show at Fore

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This Saturday, August 23, Fore is springing to life with a fantastic fun event for Heritage Week. ...

 

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