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A Kingspan solar system can typically provide up to 100 per cent of a family's hot water requirements during the summer months of April to September and make a useful contribution during the rest of the year! In a typical year the system will provide 50-70 per cent of a family's annual domestic water heating needs.

On offer from John Quinn is 115 Corrib Park, Newcastle at a guideline price of €160,000. The property is within walking distance of the university, hospital and local amenities.

No 56 The Meadows, Ballybrit, is a gorgeous three bedroom home with double glazing and oil fired central heating.

This is a bright, spacious, well fitted and very well maintained family home built in the mid 1990s on a site of approximately half an acre. It has a gravel driveway, a detached garage, lawns to front, sides, and rear, and enjoys a southerly rear aspect.

This is a deceptively spacious four-bed terraced house offered for rent fully furnished.

Carnmore-based mechanical engineer Gerry Hanley was the toast of the Tullamore show last week when a heat-loss prevention device he invented scooped a prize at the National Inventions Competition.

JFC Manufacturing, Tuam-based plastics company has received a prestigious European Business Award for the Environment from IBEC in the best product category.

Over 95 per cent of Westmeath people have no idea how much water they use, despite using on average over 150 litres a day, according to a recent survey.

Galway has been branded a county of water guzzlers after a survey found that more than 95 per cent of respondents have no idea how much water they use and admit to leaving taps and showers running.

Over 95 per cent of people in Mayo have no idea how much water they use, despite using on average over 150 litres a day. That’s according to national research conducted by Ideal Standard International, a provider of design-driven bathroom solutions. The survey, which was conducted by Ideal Standard following World Water Day, found that some people in Mayo unwittingly waste excessive amounts of water doing everyday tasks, especially in the bathroom.