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Johnstone’s decorating centre in the Tuam Road Retail Business Park now stocks more than 200 wallpaper lines in store. The store was opened in 2008 and has a full range of Johnstone’s paint, decorating tools, and accessories in stock.

A recent survey by Viviscal, the world-renowned hair nourishment programme from leading Irish natural healthcare company Lifes2good, indicates that 53 per cent of Irish women have suffered from thinning hair. The Viviscal Healthy Hair Survey found that of these women, 44 per cent state stress, 29 per cent work, and 24 per cent money worries as being the cause of their thinning hair. With the recession predicted to be here for some time, it appears Irish women need to take care of their hair!

Today very few barbers have the specialised barbering skills required to develop their business. The barber has to be highly skilled and creative in all aspects of barbering to meet the needs of the clients and create the varied range of styles that are of fashion today.

Historically high gold prices mean a great deal for you when you turn your scrap gold into cash. 

For the month of February only, renowned designer La Maison Chic is offering to beat any quote you have on all fabrics and wallpapers. This includes wallpapers and fabrics from Zoffany, Casamance, Ralph Lauren, James Hare, Nobilis, Elitis, Arte, James Brindley, Prestigious, Cole and Sons, Sanderson, Harlequin, Malabar, Brian Yates, Beacon Hill, and Anna French.

Flawless Beauty Salon, No 12 Lucan Street, Castlebar is only a 30-second walk from the Main Street. It ads a real splash of colour to the street. With an eye-catching exterior of bright pink, it is a place where all women can treat themselves to something truly special.

Castlebar based Glo Beauty Clinic, which is owned and run by Ashling Cunningham, is delighted to welcome the extremely talented, specialised nail technician, Lidia Famulska, to its team.

Creative enterprises such as digital media, film, art, design and the Irish language have significant potential for future economic development in the western region. That’s according to the Western Development Commission (WDC) who are devising a strategy for the region’s creative economy in conjunction with regional businesses and a high-level industry advisory group.

NUI Galway has confirmed that Professor Terry Eagleton, a staunch defender of Marxist theory and one of the best known living literary critics, has been appointed Adjunct Professor of Cultural Theory in the university.

Christmas and the party season beckons so don your finest attire and usher in the festive season in style.