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Three men have been arrested by Athlone Gardai following the theft of €20,000 worth of jewellery from Blacoe Jewellers in the town centre on Tuesday this week.

When it comes to jewellery this season it's all about multi-layering necklaces. Layering isn’t just for clothing — it’s for necklaces too. In this trend, more is more. For a statement-making look, the trick is to pile on as many pieces as possible at once, whether it is pearls, metallics, or oversized beads. You can mix and match the different styles or layer necklaces all in the same style.

The Long Walk Market is a new business venture and arts space, which will be held every Saturday, upstairs at Nimmo’s Restaurant by the Spanish Arch.

Le Cheile Community and Family Resource Centre, Castlebar, is starting a community craft course on November 6. The course will run for six weeks and will cost €20 per person. You will learn how to make your own occasion and Christmas cards, jewellery, Christmas decorations, etc. Phone 094 902 5126 for more information.

TheGoldRetriever.com has recently topped The Afternoon Show’s poll on five cash-for-gold providers. Carrying out a mystery shopping experiment, The Afternoon Show consumer expert, Tina Leonard approached all the gold buyers with the same piece of gold jewellery to see which buyer offered the highest cash return. TheGoldRetriever.com was the top buyer with a 16 per cent higher cash return than other providers.

Lorimat Jewellers was established as a family run business in 1993 in the heart of Kilkenny city. It stocks a large range of antique and modern jewellery and staff are always striving for something unique for their customers.

A new Irish range of jewellery was launched at the Celtic Roots Studio in Ballinahown village, Athlone this week.

Historically high gold prices mean a great deal for you when you turn your scrap gold into cash.

The Long Walk Market is a new business venture and arts space, which will be held every Saturday, upstairs at Nimmo’s Restaurant by the Spanish Arch.

Murphy’s Jewellery’s on HIgh Street suffered yet another setback last weekend when raiders once again vandalised the store.