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The old cliché that your home is your castle has even greater resonance today as people try harder than ever to hold on to their properties.

If you’ve got savings then why not think about investing in the National Solidarity Bond Scheme which offers handsome rewards for long term investments.

Judge Timothy Lucey has warned a Mullingar man who claimed his brother’s social welfare payments while he was in jail that he is “on the brink”.

One of the top 25 tickets drawn in the first ever National Lottery Sweepstakes draw was bought in Kilkenny. The lucky player who purchased ticket No 007 903 in Mullinavat Post Office is urged to check their ticket and make contact with the National Lottery as soon as possible.

The annual summer classical music festival in Bofeenaun church is a must for the music lover. On Saturday July 10 and Monday July 12, a group of outstanding classical musicians will again be filling this beautiful church, set against the dramatic backdrop of Nephin Mountain, with a blend of familiar and less familiar pieces, introduced, as always, with their trademark humour and insight.

Two men have both pleaded guilty to the charge of conspiring to commit a robbery at a post office in Connemara last November.

Athlone Towncentre has expanded its retail offering with the addition of two new tenants to the centre this week.

A man who had his five-year-old child unstrapped in the front of his jeep has been ordered to pay €200 to St Vincent de Paul.

The two men accused of attempting to rob a post office in Connemara over four months ago have been sent forward for trial.

A Cork man who, on 11 separate occasions, claimed social welfare benefit using his brother’s name and card at Ballyhaunis Post Office, was this week before Ballyhaunis District Court.