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Make the Prince Bar your number one location for live music throughout the Christmas season, with a real feast of festive performances from December 16 until January 1.

Athlone Arts & Tourism is delighted to announce that a Christmas Cracker event will take place at Athlone Castle on Saturday, December 19 starting at 12 noon.

If you are looking for a Christmas idea with a difference, Athlone Arts Group are showing a new body of work in Athlone Towncentre in the balcony area opposite the entrance to Marks & Spencer. What could be nicer than the gift of an original painting by local artists in your favourite medium - watercolour, oils, acrylics, pastels, or mixed media.

Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth went to Athlone town this week to help local authorities and people to prevent flooding in the town.

Athlone remains open for business despite the false impression that the commercial areas of the town are awash with floodwater.

The level of the river Shannon will reach its peak and may begin to recede by this weekend. That was the message delivered by Westmeath County Council on Monday afternoon, December 14.

Westport will be engulfed with the Christmas spirit tomorrow Saturday, December 19 as The Town Hall Theatre becomes the focal point of Spraoi Na Nollag. The Town Hall team in association with Westport Chamber of Commerce will bring the new building to life with the joys of the festive season.

This Christmas the Breaffy Events Arena is delighted to announce two globally acclaimed shows – The Frozen Tribute Show and An Evening with Sharon Shannon, Mary Coughlan and Frances Black with support act Brian Duffy. The Frozen Tribute Show is a tribute to the most popular Disney film of the decade and takes place on December 27, 28 and 29 at 2pm.

The Western Hotel, Dalton Street, Claremorris will be buzzing this Christmas with a brilliant line up of entertainment with something to suit everyone's tastes. Next Tuesday, December 22 Lisa Canny will take to the stage. Mayo native Lisa has roots in traditional, folk and soul music, Lisa has been compared to a wide range of artists from Kate Bush and Sinead O’Connor to Ingrid Michaelson and Hozier. A brilliant night is in store.

Songs for The Deaf are one of Ireland’s best tribute bands, and Ireland's only group paying tribute to one of America’s best rock bands Queens of the Stone Age, and they are coming to play the Garbo’s venue this Saturday night December 19 just in time for Christmas.