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All the talk about gender quotas being the solution to more women in politics remains to be seen. Fundamentally it's false. Let's face it, quotas are a fabricated means (in Ireland's case man-made!) to put women on tickets because we have failed spectacularly otherwise.

Daffodil Day, the flagship fundraiser for the Irish Cancer Society, will take place in Mayo on March 28.

A team of six students from St Gerald’s College in Castlebar have been crowned Ireland's Lego champions.

A team of six students from St. Gerald’s Secondary School in Castlebar were crowned Ireland's lego champions in Galway at the weekend.

Students throughout Westmeath have been called upon to put their knowledge of science to the test and enter SciFest 2014! Sponsored by SFI Discover and now in its seventh year as a national project, SciFest is an all-inclusive, all-island science competition where second-level students showcase science, technology, engineering, and maths (STEM) projects at a series of one day science fairs held regionally in the 14 Institutes of Technology and the University of Ulster, Derry.

CREATIVE WRITING workshops, with the poet and short story writer Susan Millar DuMars, take place in the New Year in the Galway Arts Centre.

Free creative writing workshops for primary schools in Tuam wil begin next week following a collaboration between Fighting Words and the Cinemobile.

The Castlebar Psychic and Holistic Fair returns this Sunday November 10 to Breaffy House Hotel, Castlebar. This event hosts more than 40 exhibitors and practitioners from around Ireland. It also features free lectures, classes, and workshop that are open to all.