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Despite what you might think, it is easy to get rid of unwanted baggage — at least the kind that resides beneath your lower lids. Lots of us are familiar with these under eye bags, caused by everything from late nights to genetics. The skin around your eyes is the most sensitive, delicate, skin on your body, thus it is the most susceptible to damage.

There is a state of confusion among Galway city’s retailers who sell refuse and recycling bags and the City Council over new waste management regulations due to commence on July 1.

Getting fit is no easy chore and personally I am allergic to the gym. However I go anyway to keep fit and healthy and the odd time I actually enjoy myself, and with Olympic mania already gaining momentum, there is no time like 2012 to get sporty. I have never been a fan of tracksuits but with the increasing popularity of classes like Bikram yoga and Pilates, the range of gym and leisure wear now available in Ireland is at an all-time high. I will point out the obvious and say that comfort and fit are the most important, and depending on whether you like to walk, run, or go to classes, there is a practical element to your choice of clothing. The good news is that it is all very affordable.

The Bag A Bargain appeal aims to raise awareness and funds for Self Help Africa nationwide. It is currently taking place across the country and will see a host of exciting celebrity bags and designer bags going on sale.

The search is still on for the school bag of a Leaving Cert student that went missing from a train last Friday.

A must have accessory, a bag can make or break an outfit. Whether for daytime or evening, your bag should suit your lifestyle, your outfit, and your shape — do not assume that you can wear one bag with all your outfits. However this does not mean that you should have a wardrobe full of handbags. Instead, choose fewer good quality pieces that can be worn with at least two outfits. You will get more wear out of them and save money in the long run.

Two school books which were illegally dumped led to a hefty fine for a mother after she appeared before Ballina District Court this week.