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The Rural Affairs Minister Éamon Ó Cuív TD has been called on to intervene in a dispute which is brewing between the National Lottery and rural post offices.

O’Donnellan & Joyce held one of the biggest auctions in the country in the Victoria Hotel, Eyre Square, Galway, on Friday when six properties went up for auction. The auction room was full to capacity and the atmosphere was electric from the people in the room. There was also a large number of people unable to get into the room, such was the density of the crowd.

Fine Gael town councillor Christy Hyland last week told representatives from the HSE that “cross checks and balances” needed to be carried out when people who are in receipt of rent supplement move to Westport to ensure that these beneficiaries are not abusing public money and have a clean record from other areas.

Unless you have been on a climbing expedition in Nepal, you can't have missed the fact that Toyota has a recall underway for a number of their models. So what is such big news in that? Well apparently, the devil himself is in danger with this one. It has replaced the weather as a topic of conversation and some learned scribes are firing lines like "they will have to stop saying that they are the best built cars in the world."

Unless you have been on a climbing expedition in Nepal, you can't have missed the news that Toyota has a recall underway for a number of its models.

The words of the song come to mind when contemplating Nell Leahy’s word pictures of a past that has virtually disappeared.

Like many other pundits and indeed Galway supporters - if they are prepared to admit it after the event - I travelled to Castlebar last Sunday expecting a very close game, but I felt that Mayo would just sneak over the end line in the closing stages.

A number of people living in Inistioge have expressed their opposition to Kilkenny County Council’s draft plan for the future development of Woodstock Estate.

Ireland has every possibility of getting back the 39 controversial paintings, willed to the Irish people by art collector Sir Hugh Lane at the beginning of the 20th century, but which remain in London because the codicil to his will was not witnessed. “Hugh Lane’s intentions were absolutely clear”, the dynamic director of the Hugh Lane (formerly Dublin City) Gallery, Ms Barbara Dawson said in Coole last weekend, “there is no reason on earth why the paintings are not on Irish soil permanently.”

Just like buses, when one politican comes along, another is sure to follow. That was the case last week when Galway West TD and chairman of the Oireachtas Transport Committee Frank Fahey hit out at Fine Gael Senator Fidelma Healy Eames’ recent attacks on Bus Eireann.