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Individual Travel Club

Need a well earned holiday but your friends or family are working when you wish to travel? Perhaps they are not interested in travelling to the same destinations as you. Is there some place that you always dreamed of visiting, but you were apprehensive about travelling on your own? Do you want to get away for Christmas and New Year?

Galway vintners

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During the reign of Edward VI, when the Puritans controlled Galway, it was provided that “No man should keep an Ale House without being licensed, under penalty of three days imprisonment and a fine of twenty shillings”. It was added: “But because many Ale House keepers in those days were not able to pay that Forfeiture, and it was seldom levied by reasons of poverty, which made people unwilling to prevent the offenders.” Therefore a further punishment was added by statute during the reign of Charles I which not only inflicted the forfeiture of 20 shillings to the use of the poor, to be levied by the constable or church warden, by warrant of a justice before whom the offence was proved, and which distress may be sold three days afterwards; but it provided that if no distress could be taken, the justice should deliver the offender to the constable to be whipped. For the second offence, the offender was to be committed to the House of Correction for a month. A married woman who kept an ale house without licence made her husband liable for punishment.

Tunisia

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At this time of year, many of you are planning your winter sun break and are wondering what options are open to you. In the travel trade, our winter sun seasons operates from November/December to the end of April and the short haul sun destinations on offer include Lanzarote, Fuerteventura, Tenerife, Gran Canaria, Egypt, and Tunisia.

Putting Mayo in the spotlight ‘Down Under’

The spectacular and dramatic scenery of Mayo will feature in a series of online videos on one of Australia’s top travel websites, encouraging thousands of potential Australian holidaymakers to consider Mayo, the west and the island of Ireland as their holiday destination for 2010. The online videos are being produced by Flight Centre, Australasia’s largest retail travel agency group.

National Council for the Blind needs your support

Fundraiser for the National Council for the Blind, Jimmy Scott, will be in Athlone Towncentre this Friday, Saturday, and Sunday October 16, 17, and 18, to sell raffle tickets in advance of a fundraising trip to Cape Town, South Africa to climb Table Mountain.

A thousand item sale for Niall Mellon fundraiser

A novel 1,000 items sale will take place in Castlebar on Friday, November 6, and all proceeds will go forwards the Niall Mellon Township Trust.

Poor weather dampens climate change initiative

Poor weather played havoc with plans to light up Galway as part of the international Day of Climate Action.

Moate teachers lend a hand in building blitz

Moate Business College teachers Bernie Murtagh and Aileen Martin take flight on November 6 to participate in the Niall Mellon Township Trust Building Blitz.

Attempted post office raid pair refused bail

The two men accused of attempting to rob a post office in Connemara last week have been refused bail.

Music, heritage, and drama at Coole

There will be an international flavour to the music series at Coole Park over the next few days as part of the Coole Park Winter Programme. Tonight (Thursday) Coole will host a concert of Mexican music by The Gringo Stars from 8pm to 9pm.

 

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