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Man jailed for collecting friend’s dole for a year

A man who repaid over €8,000 in just seven months after fraudulently collecting someone else’s dole for a year, was still jailed for a month this week (November 2) by a judge who said he “wanted to send out a clear message”.

Westmeath National Learning Network centres earn European Excellence award

Rehab’s training services delivered by National Learning Network have become the first in Ireland to earn the EQUASS Excellence Award. National Learning Network provides services in Athlone and Mullingar. National Learning Network offers over 40 different training programmes for people who are distanced from the labour market with some 5,000 students accessing courses around the country each year.

Magda Navarrete to bring Latin sounds to Monroe’s

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DELICATE BOSSA Nova, flamboyant flamenco, fiery rhythms, and electronic beats will be the order of the day when Polish-Spanish singer Magda Navarrete plays Monroe’s Backstage Bar on Sunday November 6 at 8pm.

Krosny to get a royal reception in Castlebar

Ireneusz Krosny is undoubtedly the most famous and recognisable comic mime in Poland. He is loved by his audience in Poland. By his art, the clarity and originality of form, he has gained a large public all over the world. Ireneusz Krosny has created comic pantomime spectacles.

Peggy Seeger @ The Crane

THE LEGENDARY folk singer Peggy Seeger plays The Crane Bar, Sea Road, on Friday October 14 at 9pm.

Prison for social welfare fraud

A Polish man who works as a chef in Castlebar, who signed on for social welfare benefits of a friend of his who had returned to Poland, was sentenced to six months in prison at Claremorris District Court this week.

The man who sank the SS Athenia

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While Galway was caring for some of the survivors of the SS Athenia, torpedoed off the Donegal coast on September 3 1939, America, Britain and Canada unleashed a vitriolic attack on Germany for sinking a passenger ship. Included among her 1,418 passengers and crew were more than 300 Americans. A total of 117 people were killed, some unfortunately as they were being lifted from the sea by the rescue boats including the Knute Nelson (which had brought 430 survivors into Galway), and three British warships, the HMS Electra, HMS Fame and the HMS Escort, which had rushed to the scene. Among the dead were 28 American citizens.

Legendary Polish mimic is coming to Castlebar

reneusz Krosny is undoubtedly the most famous and recognisable comic mime artist in Poland. He is loved by his audience in Poland. By his art, the clarity, and originality of form he has gained a large public all over the world. Ireneusz Krosny has created comic pantomime spectacles. The power of his miming comes from two sources. The first is his extraordinary creativity. His études describe both the history and present day aspects of public and social life. In his scenes, he does not avoid the absurd or abstraction. Each étude is completed with a surprising point, sending a message.

Calling all writers to the Big Smoke Writing Factory

Athlone’s Literary Festival has announced its 2011 line-up, and among the highlights is a creative writing workshop with Big Smoke Writing Factory, a renowned organisation run by writers for writers. They provide a platform for writers to not only improve their work but to share it with others. The festival takes place from October 7 to 9.

Local soccer tournament to support MPS charity

A seven-a-side soccer tournament will take place tomorrow (Saturday), in the Watershed facility, in aid of a very worthy cause.

 

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