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The Dulux Let’s Colour Project is open to all Irish communities giving them the opportunity to make positive change transforming grey and neglected public community spaces into bright positive places.

The Dulux Let’s Colour Project is looking for more projects to brighten up Westmeath in 2012. Last year Dulux helped out a massive eight projects in Westmeath, including St Brendan’s Community Centre in Athlone, Gateway Project Athlone, and the Mullingart Project in Mullingar.

Dulux is encouraging people to introduce some positive colour to their homes this year, in the form of firecracker red.

A subtle and sophisticated autumnal violet is forecast to feature in homes this autumn — Dulux’s Twilight Cinders is an honest shade of great depth, which takes its inspiration from wild flowers and juicy berries. The colour incorporates the trend towards violets in deeper, richer shades and a need for colours which give a mellow, honest and relaxing hue.

McMahon’s on the Tuam Road is having a massive clearance sale across the branch with all old stock reduced to clear.

McMahon’s on the Tuam Road is having a massive clearance sale across the branch with all old stock reduced to clear.

The people of Mayo are doing great work across the county by helping out in their local communities. Earlier this year, the Dulux Let’s Colour Project called upon Irish communities to take up their paintbrushes to give the ‘mood of the nation’ a boost by helping transform dull grey spaces into colourful happy places. The Let’s Colour team at Dulux Cork received a superb response from Mayo people — all community players who are keen to improve their local community with colour.

The Dulux Let’s Colour project was founded in an attempt to brighten up the mood of the nation by adding a dash of colour to communities, and it has been heartily embraced in Galway. One particularly valiant effort can be found at Youth Work Ireland in Ballinasloe whose resource centre was badly flooded last year.

According to new research, Irish people are currently in the doldrums and badly in need of an uplift. The results of a Dulux ‘Mood of the Nation’ Ipsos MRBI Poll released on April 19 showed 72 per cent of people believe the mood of the nation to be low or very low, with a further 80 per cent believing Irish communities are badly in need of an uplift.

Irish people are currently in the doldrums and badly in need of an uplift according to new research. The results of a Dulux ‘Mood of the Nation’ Ipsos MRBI poll highlight a massive 72 per cent of people believe the mood of the nation to be low, or very low, with a further 80 per cent believing Irish communities are badly in need of an uplift.