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New Midlands tourism initiative launched

Mullingar and Athlone will be at the centre of a new brand which aims to promote the Midlands for business, tourism, education, and culture.

The Midlands Gateway Chamber to host their first breakfast briefing of the year

Jim Barry, managing director, The Barry Group, will be speaking on the success of the Barry Group to date and future plans for growth between 2011 and 2013.

Tullamore conference to discuss rural jobs

Rural entrepreneurs and rural development activists from all counties will be in attendance at the National Rural Development Conference in the Tullamore Court Hotel, Tullamore on Wednesday February 2. The conference was due to take place on December 2 but had to be called off due to the weather.

Suppliers to lose millions from plan to close Mayo General Hospital stores

A plan is in place to close down the stores department at Mayo General Hospital which employs 28 staff and has been recognised as an award winning and cost-saving centre of excellence, according to Dr Jerry Cowley, Labour party general election candidate for Mayo, who added that such a move will result in local suppliers losing millions in revenue and put patient care at risk.

Coolderry could be too hot for Raharney

Having captured this year’s senior hurling title in dramatic style at the expense of Clonkill, Raharney face a difficult challenge when they entertain Offaly champions Coolderry this Sunday.

Junior Cert celebrations lead to kicked-in door

A teenager who broke the door of an older woman’s house following a night of drinking replied “Tell the woman I’m sorry” when charged with criminal damage.

Two Athlone leisure facilities achieve White Flag

Two leisure facilities in Athlone were delighted this week to receive the 2011 White Flag award, the national quality mark for gyms, swimming pools, spas, and indoor leisure facilities in Ireland.

Local woman gets date for manslaughter trial

The woman charged in connection with the unlawful death of Lillian (Lily) Scanlon at her home in Valley Court, Athlone over two years ago, was served with a book of evidence in the District Court this week (October 13) and given a date for trial on November 30.

Train journey to Dublin cut by twelve minutes

Improvements to the rail service between Westport and Dublin will take 12 minutes off the journey, meaning it will take just three hours and 23 minutes to arrive at the capital.

When Christy Maye launched the disco era

In 1990 Christy Maye commemorated 25 years of disco music in Ireland, which all began with his own brainchild, ‘Disc A Go Go’ in 1965. Now, 20 years on again, Christy is still going strong.

 

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