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Toymaster Ballina School Uniform Department
Toymaster Ballina school uniform department is now open for 2012, with its biggest range ever of school unifoms. Carrying a wide range of crested and non crested uniforms at top prices and quality, the dedicated staff will help with sizes and any other queries you may have.
Six months jail for man who stole to feed addiction
A 33-year-old Newcastle man who hot-wired a car and was stealing to feed his addiction to alcohol has been jailed for six months.
Young showjumper riding high
At just 10 years of age, Jason Foley is rapidly making an impression as a name for the future of Irish showjumping.
Clara gets spooked by fancy dress disco
The Ghost tour at Shankill Castle is set to be extremely frightening this Halloween. Shankill Castle has just undergone a study by the Kilkenny Investigative Paranormal Society.
Shankill Castle celebrates Halloween
The Ghost tour at Shankill Castle is set to be extremely frightening this Halloween. Shankill Castle has just undergone a study by the Kilkenny Investigative Paranormal Society.
Famed racehorse Monty’s Pass for Oughterard show this weekend
Monty’s Pass, the legendary winner of the 2003 Grand National at Aintree, will be among the attractions at the 48th Oughterard Agricultural Show, which takes place this weekend.
The Good, The Bad, The Weird - a Korean spaghetti western
Following Athlone Film Club’s award for originality at the St Patrick’s Day parade it is quite apt that the club’s next film pushes the borders on originality with a new kind of genre: the eastern, or Asian western.
110th Ossory Show to take place this month
The 110th edition of the prestigious Ossory Agricultural Show will be held on Sunday, July 27, at the showgrounds in Coolfin Cross, Mountrath Road, Rathdowney, Co Laois.
Charlestown Winter School details announced
The Mayor of Wigan was in Charlestown this week and as part of her itinerary she released details of the upcoming John Healy Winter School/Maypole Disaster in Healy’s Cafe Bar.
Cathy keeps a healthy approach to music
Standing on a Grecian style balcony looking over Cobh harbour, Cathy Davey reckons she’s pretty happy with how the year has turned out. After all she is an Irish Choice Music Prize nominated and Meteor Award winning singer/songwriter who is still gigging on the back of her critically acclaimed second album Tales of Silversleeve, which was released in October of 2007. “I’m going around Cork at the moment. It’s an amazing place, I’m happy this month,” she explains.
