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The Castlebar branch of Riding for the Disabled Ireland has purchased new riding equipment for the children and a storage cabin, thanks to funding from AIB Castlebar. The funding, awarded under AIB’s Better Ireland Programme, is being used to enhance the children’s riding experiences at several stables across Mayo.

A Kilkenny mansion set on an estate of 47 acres and complete with 14 holiday homes has seen its price plummet dramatically to a mere €1million this week.

DTZ Sherry FitzGerald has been instructed by Grant Thornton to dispose of one of Galway’s most prominent motor showroom facilities, which is strategically located off the N6.

Having retained the u-20 title the previous week, it was the turn of Maree Basektball Club’s u-18s to defend the Michael Heffernan Memorial Cup om Cork.

Galway-based company JFC Manufacturing Ltd has secured a €2 million deal which will see it opening a new factory in South Africa, in a joint venture with local plastics design company Accelerate Design Ltd, and generating potential sales of €2.5 million over the next two years.

The Monksland-based phamaceutical firm Elan has been summoned to appear in a Federal court in the US after disclosing two cases of a brain disorder related to its trump product, prior to a €605m ($885m) share sale earlier this month.

Thirteen students from Westport’s Rice College have launched an ambitious transition year project to research and explore the history and heritage behind Westport GAA club as part of the GAA’s 125 anniversary celebrations.

Irish builders’ merchants and DIY groups Associated Hardware plc - operator of the Homevalue brand - and National Hardware Ltd - operator of the Arro brand, have concluded an agreement to establish a joint venture buying group on behalf of their respective members representing nine independent businesses in Mayo.

Do you remember the great egg scandal in Glenroe? Dinny (Joe Lynch) was caught selling ordinary shop-bought eggs as free range.

A local city councillor is urging Education Minister Batt O’Keeffe to put building a new premises for the Knocknacarra based Irish secondary school Colaiste na Coiribe at the top of his priority list.