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As any Galwegian will testify, the women in this city will use any excuse to dress up. On the night of November 23 The Dáil Bar will provide just the occasion for them to find glamorous frocks for the winter party season with Dress Me Up, a sale of new or nearly new party dresses, which will take place at 8pm. All proceeds from the sale will go to COPE Galway. Entry to the event is free with drinks from West Coast Cooler and canapés being served while buyers feast their eyes on the dresses, which will be priced from €10 to €50.

The Grainstore café deli, located on Lower Abbeygate Street in the heart of Galway, will host its first cooking demonstration on Christmas party food.

The discussion has started across places of work throughout Kilkenny, What will we do for the Christmas party? “That band is no good!” “The music is too loud there”... is regularly heard. The solution is simple, right on your door step and with free parking after 6pm. Bowling at KBowl in MacDonagh Junction.

The Kingfisher Club health and fitness centres are set to launch a groundbreaking six-week exercise programme next week, which is designed to give participants the gift of fitness for Christmas.

The Prince Bar's Glitz and Glamour event is making a welcome return on Saturday November 20 from 9pm.

Galway based charity Ability West – Éirim an Iarthair will hold a fundraising fashion event, Swap Til U Drop, on Wednesday November 3 in the Menlo Park Hotel, Galway, from 6.30pm.

What would have happened to James Joyce had he come to the relative comforts of Coole, instead of opting for hardship and exile and the life of a wandering artist in Europe?

TV3 Xposé presenter, Lisa Cannon, is looking for people in County Westmeath to take part in the Slender Pro Active Battle of the Counties – Drop a Dress Size for Christmas challenge. There’s also a fabulous prize of a holiday to Malta for the overall winner and a friend, plus many more prizes for the provincial and county winners.

A new venue catering to Galway’s gay community will open its doors in Shop Street tomorrow (Friday).

Kilkenny is well served with good restaurants and there's been a number of new additions in the recent past. The Bridgestone 2008 Guide to the 100 Best Restaurants in Ireland points out that there's "increasingly stiff competition in town these days, notably from the fine cooking in a hip room in Café Sol". Cafe Sol has been in Kilkenny since 1995 and before that in Bennetsbridge. Over the years it has earned a reputation for quality fresh food and is now open 7 nights a week for evening dining. So if you're looking for great food in a hip restaurant in Kilkenny city for your company or departmental Christmas party, just call Café Sol on 056-7764987 to discuss your requirements.