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Bet Settler, the debut iPhone application release from Athlone-based company Moonswing, has been named App of the Week on the website of Business Traveller - the world's leading magazine for the frequent business traveller.

The Rural Affairs Minister Éamon Ó Cuív TD has been called on to intervene in a dispute which is brewing between the National Lottery and rural post offices.

It was enough to bring a tear to the eye of the hardest cynic. In the midst of all the current disasters it was heart-warming to hear that at least one group is doing its best to spread a little cheer among the population.

The Galway Races, to some, might just be a perfect occasion to meet up with some old friends and make new acquaintances, but others simply cannot stay away from betting some part of their income on the horses. This, tempting and exciting as it is, could lead to undesirable consequences if done without at least a basic knowledge of the game. Before you pick your potential winner, make an effort to find out about the horses, the track, and the money involved in the game.

A lucky Galway winner of a €100,000 supercar has only days to claim the prize before it becomes forfeit.

County Kilkenny continued their stream of good luck when two Kilkenny natives scooped €20,000 each when they played the Jackpot at Gowran Park.

A quarter-of-a-million euro worth of damage was done in a night-time raid on Carlow’s newest casino.

Doran’s SuperValu shopping centre on the Main Street in Graiguenamanagh is still waiting to hear from the lucky winner of the Euro Millions Lottery.

Westmeath’s bookmakers are fearful for the future of their businesses following the doubling of betting duty announced in this week’s Budget, with a number fearing they may have to let staff go.

A Mayo man is one of seven Paddy Power punters fighting to be the Last Man Standing in the bookies’ nationwide football competition in which one lucky customer will walk away with €50,000 prize money.