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“This is the way the world will end, not with a bang but with a whimper.” So concluded TS Eliot in his bleak, but powerful poem The Hollow Men.

The glamorous fashionistas of Galway queued up at The Dail bar last Wednesday to avail of free manicures and discounted treatment vouchers, all courtesy of Shelly’s Health and Beauty, Abbeygate Street.

A case in which a man pointed a replica Kalashnikov AK47 rifle out of a car window to induce fear in a number of people at a shopping centre car park has been adjourned.

That is the explanation according to the Oxford English Dictionary. But what is it that determines whether or not something is urgent these days?

Deputy Willie Penrose has described the revelation that the new building for Athlone Community College is unlikely to be completed until the end of 2012, at the earliest, as “disappointing”.

The whole country is questioning the people who represent public view in Dail Eireann once again.

The Dáil bar is celebrating summer with some very tasty special offers. A little taste of a Mexico is being presented by a sizzling fajita deal, with a choice of chicken or vegetarian filling, and accompanied by a free beer or glass of wine for €12.95.

The State could save money if it centralised the Electoral Register, according to local Fine Gael TD, James Bannon.

Thanks very much to de Advertiser for giving me some space here to tell all my followers and fans about my latest venture.

How many of these do you know? Lee Sharpe, Alan Shortt, MacLean Burke, John McGuire, Sean Gallagher, Joe O'Shea, Jack Sheedy, Paul Martin, Rob Ross and Ben Clark. They're all described 'as well known personalities' by RTE and took part in a recent charity boxing tournament, Lord Of The Rings. They may be 'household names' somewhere, but definitely not in the Cleere household.