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We at Blackberry Hearing are delighted to announce Daragh McGowan as the most recent addition to our hard-working and professional team of audiologists.

THE KICKSTARTER campaign for the new EP by Galway roots-rock band The Deans ends on Tuesday June 26. Fans can buy an advance copy of the EP and be in for different reward bundles depending on the amount they donate.

The construction industry responded positively to demand for housing this year, but the level of demand is still far greater than supply, according to figures revealed in the latest GeoView Residential Buildings Report, published by GeoDirectory.

The issue of homeless presentations continues to grow for Mayo County Council with all 10 of the council's emergency accommodation units currently full.

Taxation, unnecessary regulations, rent control and complexity of legislation are the real reasons for the current decline in the supply of rental accommodation, according to Stephen Faughnan of the Irish Property Owners Association (IPOA).

The Rauch sliding wardrobe collection is now available at N17 Superstores, allowing customers to design a free-standing wardrobe to meet their individual storage needs. Wardrobes can be designed to complement an existing bedroom or to complete the design of a new bedroom.

GPA Solutions is delivering a one day accounts course in Sage 50 in Galway on Wednesday June 13. This one day course aims to provide participants with an overview of Sage 50, with a view to maintaining debtors and creditors ledgers, including emailing invoices, statements, remittance advices, and processing electronic payments. Learners will prepare monthly accounts, bank reconciliation, and file VAT returns with ROS.

Fans of fashion from all over Ireland will descend on Oranmore, today June 7th to join in the 10th Birthday celebrations of Concepts Ladies Fashion which has become a major fashion destination for Ireland’s fashionistas. Opened in 2008 by owner Joan Lynch, the store has grown in strength over the years and now with a full-time staff of ten, the store attracts many ladies to Oranmore in search of that perfect outfit.

Although a study in 2017 showed that the average Irish worker only has a 22.2 hour working week, this is certainly not true across all levels of the career ladder. In many professions, the number of hours worked each week far exceeds this number and, in fact, exceeds the 40 hour week which is held up as the standard. For example, those working in the Irish agricultural and forestry industries work over 50 hours per week, while managers and directors in Ireland work an average of 42.6 hours each week. However, it is not only by increasing the number of hours worked that employee productivity can be improved so here are some top tips to increase efficiency in the workplace.