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An exciting new concept which has proven to be a huge success in leading salons in Hollywood, Paris and Madrid is now being distributed exclusively to salons in Ireland by Revolution Hair Concepts – the company behind Keratin Revolution. The revolutionary service, due to its rejuvenation capabilities, has been likened to ‘Botox for hair’ and it is available at Krazycuts Hair Studio, Mill Street, Westport.

The ladies designer clothing store Don’t Call Me Dear is commencing its summer sale today, July 11, with up to 70 per cent off everything, excluding hats and headpieces.

The number of homeless people presenting to Galway County Council and other local authorities in the West is increasing with the complexity of cases described as very worrying, necessitating the implentation of a Regional Homeless Action Plan, which will shift the focus from the hostel model to providing a more permanent solution.

The first unit of the Order of Malta in Galway began in 1937 when Dr Conor O’Malley was asked by the Marquis McSweeney, the then chancellor of the Irish Association, to recruit members to form an ambulance corps aimed initially at Connacht only.

To aid vouluntary organisations in contending with the increasing public demand for their services, The Wheel will be running a workshop entitled “From Storming to Performing: Raising Morale in the Workplace.”

Krazycuts Hair Salon, Mill Street, Westport was opened by Paula Gibbons five years ago. She specialises in colour having gained her master colour award with Wella and she is also a master colour expert.

The Galway Study Centre will be offering one week of intensive revision classes during the Christmas holiday period. Classes will start on Monday December 31, and apart from New Year’s Day, will continue until Saturday January 5.

A local charity, which reaches out to the needy, received more than 3,000 calls for help last year, a 50 per cent increase on 2010.

Interested in stretching your family income? If so, a course on managing your money which begins tonight (Thursday) at Croí na Gaillimhe in Mill Street may appeal.

Interested in stretching your family income? If so, a course on managing your money which begins tonight (Thursday) at Croí na Gaillimhe in Mill Street may appeal.