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Why not treat that special someone to a bit of pampering after the busy Christmas season by creating the perfect romantic setting in the comfort of your own home this year, courtesy of SPC.

The members of the Mayo County Council Environment and Emergency SPC welcomed the publication of the draft report on the River Basin management for the western region at their meeting this week. The committee were given a presentation by Pat Canney, co-ordinator of the western river basin’s district office on the draft report compiled by his office which is currently out for public consultation.

The new cocoa butter range from Ziaja (pronounced JiYa) primes the face and body for summer, helps accelerate tanning, and even extends the life of a tan. What’s not to love about Poland’s leading skincare brand?

Thanks to television shows and movies, cocktails have made a big revival in the past few years. The last big cocktail phase was during the fifties and sixties when every fashionable hotel had a cocktail bar with lots of starched collars, crisp white uniforms and bow ties. In 2009 the typical uniform for a cocktail barman seems to be black, although usually with the addition of a very flashy tie. The use of the word cocktail dates back to 1806 in New York so they have been around a long time, yet many have stood the test of time and have the same ingredients today as they had 100 years ago. A typical cocktail contains about 30-40 per cent high strength alcohol with the remainder being flavourings of one kind or another.

If you are sick and tired of all the doom and gloom, there’s nothing more refreshing than giving your home a fresh look with a lick of paint. It doesn’t cost much, but the difference it can make to your home is priceless. And now, Crown Paints has come up with a unique way for you to make your home look lovely and do your bit for charity.

Residents of the St Bridget’s Terrace and Green Road areas of Mullingar have been warned to exercise caution when using tap water, following the discovery of raised levels of lead in the water supply to their homes.

Labour in Galway is urging the public to temporarily boycott Coca Cola products as a way of sending a message to the company over its handling of the situation in its Tuam plant.

Residents in some of Mullingar’s housing estates are facing into their fourth week without running water as it emerged that several homes have had no water supply since Christmas.