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Hot on the heels of the phenomenally successful first ever LazyTown Live! comes a brand new show that’s guaranteed to make super-heroes of you all. Get ready for star-jumps, power-moves, laugh out-loud fun, sing-along songs, and dancing in the aisles when LazyTown Live! – The Pirate Adventure sails into town.

Callan Business Development is inviting all interested parties to volunteer their time and resources to assist with the formation of a new Callan tidy towns committee.

A multi-channel television deflector service, which has been available in Castlebar and surrounding area since 1982, is in danger of closing down if money is not paid by those who use the system. The fee of €75, which goes towards upkeep and maintenance, the cost of the licence together with copyright, VAT, and other outlay, can be paid in the Social Service Centre, Castle Street, Castlebar, on Tuesdays or Saturdays between 11am and 2pm.

Callan tidy towns public meeting is to take place on Tuesday April 14, next at 8pm.

Westmeath taxi drivers are in talks about putting forward candidates in the upcoming local elections.

FATHER TED ran from 1995 to 1998 but more than a decade after both the show ended and the tragically early passing of the great Dermot Morgan, it still holds a vice like grip on the Irish psyche.

Mass will be celebrated for Lawrence Sweeney in Breaffy church by Father John McCormack on April 18 at 10am with an internment of ashes immediately after in Breaffy Cemetery.

POETRY MY Arse, an eclectic mix of poetry and satirical song, designed to touch on raw nerves, slaughter sacred cows, and make you laugh, is coming to Galway.

Callan Variety club will take to the stage tonight for their closing of this year’s production.

Find out about Kilalla’s hidden secrets this Friday by taking part in the latest fund-raiser in aid of Killala Festival — a car treasure hunt around the locality.