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Everybody loved Mary Burke (not her real name). She always had a kind word for people and was ready to help anyone in need. She babysat neighbours' children, attended every funeral in the village, baked cakes for sales of work, and was very involved with her local church and community.

There’s nothing like a good aul’ visit to focus the mind. Whether it’s the Royals or the Yanks, it sort of makes you stand up, puff out the cushions, throw a lick of paint on the doorpost and reach up to the dresser for the best Willow design cups.

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Buccaneers are home to Dolphin in the Energia All-Ireland League in a vital Division 2A encounter that kicks off in Dubarry Park on Saturday afternoon at 2.30pm.

Castlebar Community Policing Unit will be hosting a drop-in Business Watch meeting in Bridge Street Bar, Castlebar, on Tuesday December 10 from 5pm. The purpose of this meeting is to update members on the status of the group and also to introduce Sgt Hugh O’Donnell.

A stone's throw from the Spanish Arch, nestled within the concrete monolith of Pálás cinema (or the Palace, depending) is Merrow restaurant. Named so after opening to distinguish that the restaurant could be visited without a cinema ticket, which perhaps caused some confusion at the start. Merrow restaurant and the building itself have won many awards since opening in February of last year. The building is an immersive and engaging experience, which the culinary offering embodies and the welcoming, friendly and helpful staff at Merrow always ensure you are made to feel at home.

Opportunity knocks for Connacht to secure a valuable home victory over Conference A leaders Toyota Cheetahs when they visit the Sportsground on Saturday.

Opportunity knocks for Connacht to secure a valuable home victory over Conference A leaders Toyota Cheetahs when they visit the Sportsground on Saturday.

The West U15 Boys have retained Basketball Ireland's Tom Collins inter-regional tournament with five impressive wins.

Q: My company have advertised a role I feel I should get – but I actually think they’ve advertised the wrong role. In reality, they should have created two or three roles and broken up the responsibilities differently. I believe this would be more effective and efficient for the company at a time of rapid growth. Should I say this to them in the interview? (LD, email).