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A 24-year-old Dublin man has been charged with the false imprisonment of a Bank of Ireland bank official and his family in November 2009.

Fifty four Macra members received Leadership Distinction Awards at a special awards ceremony, which was held as part of the Bank of Ireland-sponsored county officer training in the Newpark Hotel, Kilkenny, on the weekend of September 3 and 4.

Leading figures from the fields of family law, child and family research, human rights, sociology, consumer protection will attend this year’s Business and Professional Women’s Club’s national conference in Galway.

Leading builder O’Malley Construction Company is selling its current stock of high-spec Galway city properties. The company will hold a one day sale on Saturday September 24 in the O’Malley Construction offices in Augustine House, St Augustine Street.

The question of whether Irish legislation is sufficiently robust to protect families will be one of the topics discussed by the chairman of the Adoption Authority, Geoffrey Shannon at the upcoming BPW National Conference on the Family.

Win or lose next Sunday the Kilkenny senior hurling team will be given a Civic Reception on Monday night. The venue as usual will be the Market Yard car park where the team will be welcomed by the Mayor and members of the borough and county councils.

Join Ceart’s Quiz Trail/ Treasure Hunt through the streets of Kilkenny

A new chapter in Connacht Rugby begins this week with a new major sponsor being unveiled ahead of the province's first pre-season match on Saturday. In a new departure, Japanese car manufacturer Mazda has become the new title sponsor, taking over from the Bank of Ireland which had been involved with the province since 1996.

A Kilkennyman is one of five people, including the Minister for Health James Reilly, being sued in connection with an alleged failure to buy their co-owners’ share of a nursing home in County Tipperary.

Ireland’s banking system is still not functioning as a business banking system and until it does job creation will be stymied. That’s what Dara Calleary TD told the 31st Annual MacGill Summer School in Glenties, Donegal.