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Making decisions can be difficult. Since their stirring play/off success at Station Road over Kildare County when Mervue United performed diligently there have been debate and conferences. Now it appears a place in the Eircom League proper will be accepted as Mervue seek a licence. Is it the correct route to take? A provocative question indeed.

A 19-year-old Lithuanian who stole vodka and champagne from two stores in Castlebar while he was drunk appeared before Castlebar District Court on Wednesday.

Judge Geoffrey Browne gave a man with a long history of convictions one last chance in Ballyhaunis District Court this week. Stephen King, Apartment 2, Pinewoods, Station Road, Castlebar, pleaded guilty to criminal damage charges after he threw a gas cylinder through a shop window in Ballyhaunis. The court heard that on February 13 2009 King entered Moran’s shop in Ballyhaunis and bought a packet of cigarettes and handed over a €10 note and was given his change. He came back a short time later and said he had handed in a €50 note, when he was told it was €10 he became aggressive and abusive, which culminated in King going outside and throwing a gas cylinder through the window of the shop causing €340 worth of damage.

A hectic recent schedule packed with matches has hampered Mervue United, but they return to Station Road tomorrow, the scene of the club’s most polished performance.

No 77 Creig Na Coille is a four bedroom detached family home with a garage situated on Station Road only a short stroll to the village centre and its excellent amenities while Galway city is only a 30 minute commute away. The house, constructed in 2002, is presented to the market in excellent condition. The house enjoys a large rear garden which is a sun trap from mid morning to evening. The property is situated on a quiet cul de sac in a row of three detached houses which overlook a large green area to the front. The driveway has been extended into the garden to the front which is fully tarmacked and provides excellent off street parking; a flower border is inside the front wall.

A learner driver who did not display his L plates was disqualified from driving for six months at Ballina District Court this week.

As the League of Ireland season drifts towards an interesting conclusion Galway United will be keen to land another Terryland Park victory tomorrow against Bray Wanderers.

Over the past couple of years Connacht derbies involving Sligo Rovers and Galway United have rarely been short on importance, and tomorrow’s encounter at the Showgrounds carries real significance.

A woman from Moate, banned from driving but caught without insurance in Athlone, told the court she did so because her child, who was with her mother in Mullingar, was sick and had to be brought to the doctors, was disqualified for a further three years and warned.