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Ice Factor has been drawing great crowds to the Carlton Hotel since its opening on a fortnight ago — and with the Christmas holidays drawing closer the activities are set to step up a pace at the 600-square metre indoor ice rink.

Customers and traders in the Left Bank area of Athlone will be without 12 parking spaces for the next seven months.

Ice Factor has officially opened at the Carlton Hotel on the Dublin Road, Galway City.

Galway has emerged as a frontrunner in terms of its suitability for the introduction of a public bike scheme, similar to that already in action in Dublin, and which could see the setting up of 23 docking stations for 250 public bikes across the city at a estimated cost of €1.55 million.

Gaelscoil de hÍde will finally get a proper school building with 16 classrooms, to be located in Oranmore, after county councillors granted outline permission for the development.

Mayo County Council has given the go-ahead to the Swinford area office to CPO land at the back of Main Street, Swinford, for the provision of car parking.

Castle Leisure Club is one of the most established leisure centres in Castlebar boasting 10 years of success with adaptation to the facilities to suit the customers’ needs. Castle Leisure Club is centrally located in the town with an abundance of car parking and if you think green it is within walking distance for most of the public.

Just a month after the immensely successful summer festival, racing returns to Ballybrit this weekend. The autumn meeting kicks off on Saturday with the first race going to post at 2.55pm. The action will commence at Sunday at 2.25pm, with Monday’s evening meeting getting under way at 4.20pm.

Ireland’s Leading Game and Country Fair gets a ‘family makeover’ while countrysports enthusiasts will have more than ever to see and do. That’s the message from Fair Director Albert Titterington, who invited the Irish rural and sporting public to ‘come and see the difference between ‘our fairs and other country fairs.’ He also unveiled some of the new attractions at what is recognised as the Republic of Ireland’s National Game & Country Fair

Join the Irish Wildlife Trust on a Kilkenny ‘wild watch’ walk, and discover a wilder Ireland on your doorstep.