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This weekend will see a jam-packed night of music take place in The Pumphouse in aid of the Uganda School Project.

ncreasingly popular and sought after, the Clybaun Road and surrounding areas has blossomed in recent years with a wide variety of new developments coming on stream to satisfy the ever-growing demand. Its attractions are obvious — peaceful living with space and tranquillity, within 10 minutes drive of Galway city centre, a vastly improved road system, an excellent choice of shopping and service facilities, and good schools.

Galway Refugee Support Group is holding celebrations to mark World Refugee Day tomorrow from 2.30 to 5pm in the Aras na nGael on Dominick St.

Does every morning feels like a mini meltdown? You open your wardrobe and you cannot find anything to wear. You end up wearing the same and never wear the clothes that you have paid good money for.

What are the 'must haves' for the spring/summer fashion conscious woman? This week we have a few tips to help you look your best in these recessionary times.

Robin and Rosie children's footwear has moved a short step, just next door to their previous premises.

Versatility is the keynote of the spring/summer collection from Oxendales. Colour is always important but this season the emphasis is stronger than ever.

As part of the Queen of the Lakes festival the Ballinrobe No Name Club is holding a mid summer disco in the Valkenburg on July 22.

With Communions, confirmations, weddings, and other events are around the corner, in this week’s column you will find advice on how to look fab for a big day out.

Details of up to 1,000 events taking place across the country were unveiled at the launch of the National Heritage Week Event Guide by the Heritage Council. Now in its 19th year National Heritage Week, which runs from August 22 to August 30, is a celebration of Irish natural and cultural heritage.