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Don’t leave your chidlren with a large tax bill
Considering retiring and passing on the family business or other assets to your children? Don’t leave them all with a large tax bill to pay.
More community gardaí on the beat is 'crucial to prevent' crime says Cubbard
If the recommendation in a new report, urging gardaí to become more visible within communities, is followed, it will be the "biggest factor in recent years in addressing localised crime".
Boost for Loughrea as Tanaiste opens €10m Spot On facility
Loughrea’s economic future will be boosted this morning (Thursday) when Tánaiste and Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade, Simon Coveney, will officially open a new €10 million manufacturing facility at Chanelle Group in Loughrea.
Acting Garda Commissioner views station refurbishment progress
The welcome refurbishment and enhancement of Athlone Garda Station continues apace with the aspiration that ongoing works at the building based on the town’s west side will be completed within the two year timeframe initially noted for the redevelopment project.
Deputy Mayor calls on public support for Shannon Feastival
In less than ten days, the river Shannon in the heart of Athlone will come alive with the Athlone Shannon Feastival. It takes place on September 8 and 9 and promises to be a feast for foodies and families alike with an action packed and busy programme of events planned for the whole weekend.
'I will talk to anyone; all of the parties, all of the independents'
Sinn Féin’s new leader Mary Lou McDonald made a whistle-stop visit to Galway last Thursday and, despite that day’s chaotic traffic and torrential rain, she found time to sit with me and talk about issues like Brexit, Stormont, and entering government in the Republic.
Taoiseach to visit Mayo today
Taoiseach Leo Varadkar is in Mayo today, Friday July 13 to attend a number of engagements in the county.
Council calls for ratification of The Convention against Trafficking in Human Organs
The Galway City Council will call on the Government to ratify The Convention against Trafficking in Human Organs.
After seven years of presidency, he’s still our Michael D
It comes as little surprise that Michael D Higgins has declared his intention to contest the presidency of Ireland for a second term - some 52 years since the incumbent Eamon de Valera won a second term before leaving leaving office at 90 years of age.
Fianna Fáil will 'restore democratic mandate' to the Gaeltacht says Ó Cuív
A new Bill being put forward by Fianna Fáil will, if enacted, reinstate direct elections to the board of Údarás na Gaeltachta. Elections to the Gaeltacht body were abolished in 2012.
