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Bord Gáis Energy has launched an online book club, www.bordgaisenergybookclub.ie, to provide an invaluable free resource for the hundreds of thousands of people who enjoy reading in Ireland and particularly those in book clubs. There are an estimated 55 book clubs in Mayo.

Athlone Institute of Technology (AIT) has been presented with an award by the Minister for Science, Technology and Innovation, Conor Lenihan, for being among the top five knowledge providers (out of 41 on the island) for completion of Enterprise Ireland innovation voucher projects.

Mullingar’s Cllr Ken Glynn is encouraging local food businesses to apply for funding under the Innovation Voucher scheme announced recently for small companies in the food sector.

Londis is now calling on the young people of Mayo to enter stories about their community in their 2010 Write Up My Street competition. The theme of this year’s competition is Community, The People, The Place and The Pride, where those aged between five and 18 years of age, are asked to depict what it is they love about their community and what makes it so unique.

AIT is encouraging small companies across the Midlands to apply for a €5,000 Enterprise Ireland Innovation Voucher during April.

FamilyTime and the Galway Advertiser have teamed up to offer families an opportunity to win some super prizes.

Aoife ni Aileagain, a 10-year old budding artist from Scoil Raifteiri, Castlebar, needs your vote. She is a finalist in this year's Le Crunch Health Heroes poster competition for primary school children.

Students from County Kilkenny are being invited to design a poster for National Heritage Week. The winning poster will be developed by a professional design agency and feature in a national advertising campaign which will include TV, print, and online.