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With just four weeks to Christmas there has never been a better time to explore the numerous shopping destinations located across the UK, which are conveniently accessible via Ireland West Airport Knock’s suite of scheduled flights to the top shopping cities in the UK.

Mayo Fine Gael TD John O’Mahony is calling on people to shop in Mayo this Christmas and support Mayo employers and employees. In an attempt to create awareness of the importance of shopping locally, Deputy O’Mahony is making an appeal to shoppers to “stop and think” before they leave the county to do their seasonal shopping.

Those with a sweet tooth will be licking their lips when they pay a visit to the new Slip Sweet Shop - perfectly situated on the Butterlip, Kilkenny. The shop is owned by Brian Kenny who wanted to bring traditional sweet confectionery back into the Marble City.

Forget the queues, forget the hassle of parking, and of course forget the horrendous traffic. This Christmas season is all about a carefree and relaxed shopping experience.

The National Museum of Ireland - Country Life, Turlough Park, Castlebar, will open on August 1 from 10am to 5pm (cafe and shop open 10am to 5pm); Sunday August 2 from 2pm to 5pm (cafe and shop open 12pm to 5pm) and it will be closed on Bank Holiday Monday.

Local people are being urged to turn their unwanted festive gifts into funds to help needy older people.

After 12 years of selling her household wares opposite the market yard, Beth Reed has moved her business.

Interior design specialist La Maison Chic will hold a one day only refurbishment sale of exclusive and one-off pieces from the company’s showroom next month.

Shopping online is yet another craze which is sweeping the Irish nation and Kilkenny shoppers are not being left behind.

Age Action is urging the public to turn their unwanted festive gifts into funds to help some of Ireland’s most needy older people. “Instead of leaving them in a drawer, donate them to Age Action and let us sell them in our charity shops,” Age Action’s Head of Business Development Daragh Matthews said. “This will provide us with much needed funding to continue and expand our work improving the quality of life of older people across Ireland.”