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Fianna Fail has confirmed candidates for the up-coming local elections for Kilkenny County Council for the Kilkenny, Piltown and Thomastown local electoral areas.

In the current difficult economic climate there is a feeling that banks are closed for business. Not true! The banks’ owners may change but the banks themselves will always be there. In addition to discussing new business, it is equally important, especially in difficult times, to communicate with your financial institution, on existing, and perhaps impaired facilities. So says Eoin O’Donnellan of O’Donnellan & Joyce financial services.

HC Financial Services was presented with a ‘Number 20’ jersey by Salthill Devon F.C. this week to mark the company’s 20th year in business – serving the financial needs of individual and corporate clients since its foundation in November 1988.

In the current unsettled financial environment isn’t it great to be able to avail of the free services of an established mortgage broker that deals with nine different banks in order to secure a mortgage. Such a free service is provided by O’Donnellan and Joyce Financial Services which is headed up by Eoin O’Donnellan.

In the current unsettled financial environment isn’t it great to be able to avail of the free services of an established mortgage broker that deals with nine different banks in order to secure a mortgage. Such a free service is provided by O’Donnellan and Joyce Financial Services which is headed up by Eoin O’Donnellan.

The Centre for Sign Language Studies — formerly known as the Conroy School of ISL — was established in 2001 to develop a centre of excellence in the west of Ireland for the study of the deaf community and Irish Sign Language and to provide consultation and advice, interpreting, and translation services.

Financial Solutions Skillnet (FSS), which offers subsidised training and networking for West of Ireland financial services companies, has received funding of €136,500 from the Department of Enterprise Trade and Employment to deliver its second year of training.

The Great Depression of 1929 is the only economic event comparable to our current morass. A post mortem study in the 1930s into the cause of the Wall Street crash concluded that it was due to deregulation of the financial sector.

The Great Depression of 1929 is the only economic event comparable to our current morass. A post mortem study in the 1930s into the cause of the Wall Street crash concluded that it was due to deregulation of the financial sector.

The Great Depression of 1929 is the only economic event comparable to our current morass. A post mortem study in the 1930s into the cause of the Wall Street crash concluded that it was due to deregulation of the financial sector.