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Declan O' Rourke and Eleaner Mc Evoy have confirmed that they are to join the already stellar line up of Paul Noonan (Bell X 1), Liam O’ Maonlai (Hothouse Flowers), Jamie Lawson, Clive Barnes and Ian Doyle to remember the 25th anniversary of the Chernobyl disaster.

The Chernobyl Children International Castlebar Outreach Group is calling on all supporters to attend a ‘Light a Candle of Hope’ event on April 25 from 7pm to 9pm at Market Square, Castlebar. The event will commemorate the 25th anniversary of the Chernobyl nuclear disaster and it is a significant opportunity to remind the world of the tragic legacy the catastrophe has left behind.

GMIT students will present the top looks for summer at a special fundraising event to be held at the House Hotel on Wednesday night.

Paul Noonan, Liam O’ Maonlai and Jamie Lawson will sing "25 Songs for 25 Years" at Set Theatre in Kilkenny on April 25 for Chernobyl Children International to commemorate the 25th anniversary of Chernobyl.

After sifting through hundreds of nominations the winners of the Rehab Galway People of the Year Awards have been chosen and are due to be honoured at a glittering gala banquet and presentation at the Clayton Hotel on Saturday April 2.

The Mary Slattery Memorial Charity Cycle will take place on June 4 and 5, 2011 with all proceeds going to the Chernobyl Kilkenny Outreach Group.

Finally a great excuse to watch Sky 1’s dance show Got To Dance — Young solo dancer Siobhan Phelan whose father Regan Phelan is from The Butts in Kilkenny is the only solo Irish dancer in the competition and at just nine years old is in the final 28 out of 30,000 applicants.

This Christmas saw 50 children from the most affected regions of the Chernobyl disaster spend their Christmas holidays in Ireland. Despite an eventful arrival of three flight diversions, snow blizzards and 3,000 miles of travel the children arrived safely and were welcomed by their host families at Dublin Airport.

JANUARY — the year gets off to a flying start when the words 'Oh feck' are uttered collectively by two million as the January wage sheets are handed out and the true realisation of the Budget kicks in... Sky Sports reports a massive number of calls to their cancellation centre...sales of lattes are decimated...hair extensions are returned to the rats who sold them during the good times...the lights are turned off...Our working class hero Anglo Avenger Trucker Joe, who hasn't mounted a protest using building equipment for what must be weeks now, attacks Anglo ATMs with an angle grinder. He is arrested again for the usual few hours, but despite his latest effort, Cadbury's say that he is not their man for the new Milk Tray ad...back to the drawing board for the caped crusader. It snows and rains and freezes.

OSCAR WILDE’S controversial and celebrated novel The Picture of Dorian Gray will be performed and read in Clarinbridge this weekend.