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It’s Just Lunch, the dating agency for busy professionals, is in its second year of operation in Ireland and has enjoyed some great success. Many of the company’s clients are celebrating anniversaries at this time and franchise owner Anne-Marie Cussen couldn’t be happier.

THE GALWAY Film Fleadh celebrates its 21st anniversary this year and to mark the occasion - and as a way of combating the gloom of the recession - this year’s theme is ‘uplifting films’.

If you’re looking for some good music tonight, but you’re not too sure where to go, get yourself to Danny Byrne’s, Mullingar where Ever27, Zombie Cops and Hitman Lord are sure to entertain.

Your dad may spend more time in the garden or watching the football than in the bathroom, but that doesn’t mean he won’t need some help to keep his skin looking fresh and flawless. So this Father’s Day is the perfect occasion to introduce him to his own skincare regime from Boots’ men’s ranges - tailored to suit his skin type and personality.

A Mayo mother of six, Una Leavy from Charlestown, was the winner of the inaugural TNCC children’s playwright competition.

‘A jewel in the crown’ is how the agents of O’Donnellan & Joyce described the property at No 1 St Mary’s Park, Taylor’s Hill. The property has just been brought to the market and is being offered for sale by public auction on July 24 (unless previously sold). Located off Galway city’s premier address of Taylor’s Hill, the property is situated in a quiet leafy cul-de-sac. It is within walking distance of the city centre and offers easy access to Salthill and all major facilities.

The near muted reaction to the latest publication of the Live Register figures is indicative of a Government that appears not to have any idea how to deal with the unemployment crisis, said Mayo Fine Gael TD John O’Mahony this week.

“I DID history to BA level and I never heard of John Boyle O’Reilly until I played at a club named after him in Springfield, Massachusetts. I’d love to know why he’s been written out of Irish history.”

This wonderful home has been described by agents O’Donnellan & Joyce as a real “jewel in the crown”. The property which has just come onto the market is being offered for sale by public auction on July 24, 2009 (unless previously sold).

Before the big show on Sunday, Ray Dempsey’s minor’s will be going for two-in-a-row when they take on Roscommon in the Connacht minor football championship final, just before 2pm. Dempsey named an unchanged side to go into the game on Wednesday evening, with John Carney who came on against Galway the only major injury doubt according to Mayo manager Ray Dempsey. “John is a doubt, we don’t know yet whatever he will be able to take some part in the game or none at all. He is a big loss because he does bring something different to the game, but we just have to wait and see.”