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Plans for the Charlestown Summer Festival are gathering pace, with a dog show arranged for Saturday August 9.

Local TD Robert Troy has said the public cannot trust the Government’s assurances that no pensioners will lose out in the review of the Free Travel Scheme.

THE SOUND of New Orleans, hip hop, and Black America are embodied in The Hot 8 Brass Band who make a welcome return for a Galway International Arts Festival show.

One of Ireland’s leading recruiting experts, Hays, has reported a three-fold increase in the number of jobs on offer in the construction and property sector in Connacht during May 2014, when compared to May 2013. Quantity surveyors, senior building services design engineers (mechanical and electrical), project managers, and site engineers have been most sought after in recent months. The increase in demand for construction professionals experienced by Hays is also reflected in recent economic data, with Ulster Bank’s Construction Purchasing Managers Index for May 2014, reporting that its ‘May data re-affirms the recent view of a sector on the mend’.

Mayo County Council is working to build potentially lucrative links with the US state of Rhode Island.

Vichy Laboratories, in association with Staunton’s Pharmacy, Castlebar, is looking for one Mayo Advertiser reader to put its products to the test for 100 days.

Kirrane Auctioneering is offering for sale this impressive four bedroom family home, which is spread over 2,500 square foot and sits on six acres of land. Built in 2006, the property offers interior designer finish throughout this architecturally designed home.

Monroe’s staff resplendent in nothing but their birthday suits make up the images of a new charity calendar for Cancer Care West.

The Charlestown 10k will be the fourth race in Mayo AC C&C Cellular 2013 Road League. It takes place at 5pm on Saturday September 7 and will be the first big race of the month in the west. Charlestown is an excellent location on the N5/N17 and easily accessible from all points in the province. The organisers are hoping for a big turnout and their local hero David Tiernan, who runs with Mayo AC, will be heading the challenge. All are welcome to join and run, jog, or walk.