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Country Gospel artist James Kilbane and his music will feature on this week’s RTE Sunday Service live from Donnybrook in Dublin. Kilbane will be leading the music and singing for the Presbyterian service that will be conducted by the Very Rev Dr Kenneth Newell, OBE DD. The service will be broadcast from 11.15am until 12pm. From Achill, James Kilbane has continued to work and develop in Gospel music for all Christian communities here in Ireland and abroad as a result of his commitment to his work and music.

Energie Fitness for Women is the first full format women’s gym to open in Galway and has experienced phenomenon success since opening its doors in February 2008. Energie is known throughout the UK for developing exceptional fitness clubs built around a commitment to outstanding service and a unique six weeks results guaranteed programme. As a result of its phenomenal success across the water, with 78 clubs throughout the UK, Energie has spread to Ireland, opening its doors to clubs in Waterford, Wexford, Letterkenny, and Belfast, with many more to come throughout Ireland in the coming months. The Irish owned Energie franchise has set its sights on becoming the premiere name in fitness in Ireland.

How do you take poetry out off the page and turn it into a theatrical event that leaves audiences begging for more?

Irish neutrality will be protected and copperfastened by a Yes vote to Lisbon. Irish neutrality will be seriously undermined by a treaty bristling with military articles, so it is wiser to vote No.

InnerVision Ultrasound has just celebrated its third year in business offering pregnant women the chance to see their babies.

The man who allegedly stole €50,000 with a toy gun from a cash in transit employee making a delivery to an Athlone sub-post office last week was remanded in custody for another four weeks after he was unable to stump up €12,000 for bail.

Galwegians will be asked what their idea of home is as part of when Denny ‘Home on Wheels’ takes to the road and specially created ‘homes’ will be popping up throughout the country on main retail streets.

Galway players impressed in this year’s Elvery’s Sports Connacht Junior Squash Open which was held in Galway Lawn Tennis Club last weekend.

The Mayor, Malcolm Noonan, has been a very busy man since taking up office in June, but he has quite a way to go before he catches up with Peter Davies, the new Mayor of Doncaster.

Upwards of 300 people attended the culture night at the Jackie Clarke Library and Archives in Ballina. The highlight of the night was the showing of old films taken by Jackie Clarke from the 1950s. On show was rare, unseen, footage of various events from Ballina and Swinford, including Corpus Christie processions, sports days, and Bunree Swimming Pool. Another film showed the unveiling of the monument to Ballycroy hunger striker Seán Mac Neela, who died in 1940. The films were shown in relays to accommodate the crowds on the night. They was preceded by a presentation from Paddy Lenihan from the National Graves Association, a non-politically aligned group that looks after some 500 graves of the patriot dead across the 32 counties.