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“The water will stop flowing down the Shannon before you stop drinking,” said the judge to an alcoholic, in court for the 147th time.

When historians in 2020 analyse our current politics, the most profound Government decisions will be those relating to our banks.

A former Galway based nun who has been working in Haiti for the past five years has spoken of the devastation caused by the recent earthquake which has affected an estimated three million people in this the poorest country in the western hemisphere.

The current difficult economic conditions have made first time buyers nervous about getting into the property market. However with four rate reductions by the ECB since October 2008, coupled with increased value in the property market, first time buyers are being encouraged back into the marketplace.

Eventovate Limited, a Ballina based technology company that has pioneered a new software and business platform that revolutionises the hotel events market, was recently chosen as the winner of the west regional final of Bank of Ireland’s Bright Ideas Challenge held in The Ardilaun hhotel in Galway. Established in 2008 by brothers Jonathan and Jason Ruane, the company’s software enables the hotel industry to generate more value and profit from their events business. This groundbreaking technology provides a cohesive set of applications for both the hotel and its customers, for example a wedding couple or a conference organiser.

The Little Irish Apple Company, based in Piltown, Co Kilkenny on 60 acres of orchardswas present at the Bank of Ireland's first Irish Farmers Market recently held in the forecourt of its flagship branch at College Green, Dublin.

There's a lull in the festival season, with the next big event, The Kilkenny Arts festival, still nearly two months away.

A 25-year-old woman was jailed yesterday for two years for what was described as her “willing participation” in an organised ATM skimming operation.

Since their establishment in 2007, Suits Distributors Ireland has grown to become one of the largest leading suppliers of quality suits and casual menswear. Suits Distributors supplies suits to businesses such as RTE, TV3, Manchester United, AIB, Bank of Ireland, Keary’s, and Musgrave’s, and also fits and styles for a number of politicians and celebrities including sporting legends from Ireland and the UK.

Athlone Chamber of Commerce has said it is pleased with the progress it is making in negotiating with banks over local business concerns.