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Well-known auctioneer Matthews of Oldcastle will hold its annual no reserve auction this Sunday at 12 noon at the historic Mill buildings of Slane, Co Meath. All entries, cleared from various properties in Meath and Dublin during the past year, have been removed to the old Transport Museum buildings and will be sold without reserve.

Well-known auctioneers Matthews of Oldcastle hold their annual no-reserve auction this Sunday, May 29, at 12 noon at the historic Mill buildings of Slane in Co Meath. All entries, cleared from various properties in Meath and Dublin during the past year, have been removed to the old Transport Museum buildings and will be sold without reserve.

Tuar Ard Arts Centre is pleased to welcome Uisneach - an exhibition by local artist Sheila Martin.

Age and Opportunity has announced an exciting line-up of Mayo-based events which will take place during the month of May as part of Bealtaine 2016, Ireland's annual festival of creativity as we age. Now in its 21st year, Bealtaine continues to be embraced by the Mayo community with many arts and cultural events organised by local libraries, arts centres, care settings, galleries, active retirement groups, and community groups across the county.

Loughrea Activity Association will celebrate Bealtaine Festival in the Temperance Hall on Monday May 16 at 7pm.

Frightening the living daylights out of everyone who visits Ballina, Samhain Abhainn 2014, the biggest fright fest in the west, will take place from October 25 to November 1.

The Hill of Uisneach in Loughnavalley is already deemed to be the mythological and sacred centre of Ireland, and now it’s in the running to become a United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) world heritage site.

WHAT HAPPENS when comedian Jon Kenny, puppeteer Des Dillon, and virtuoso musicians Benny McCarthy and Conal Ó Gráda are let into the same room? Mag Mell.

DIARMUID DE Faoite continues his Seacht Scéal/Seven Sagas series of interactive storytelling for all ages, with another lunchtime show at An Taibhdhearc.

The Gathering Ireland has announced the details of hundreds of special festivals and events that will take place over the final quarter of the year. The events, spanning sports, music, theatre, business and community are expected to welcome thousands of additional overseas visitors to Ireland in the next three months.