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Minister of State at the Office of Public Works, Kevin ‘Boxer’ Moran, has vowed to prioritise Athlone’s flood relief plan and to do his utmost to announce a programme of works inside the next 10 weeks.

WHEN PETER Pan, leader of the Lost Boys, loses his shadow, headstrong Wendy helps him reattach it. In return, she is invited to Neverland, where Tinker Bell, Tiger Lily, and the vengeful Captain Hook await.

Well, we have had a great week to 10 days of entertainment and discussion thanks to Fine Gael.

When it comes to purchasing a family home, the DNG Maxwell Heaslip & Leonard residential sales team are quite often the first port of call for many who are in the market for an upmarket home. The St Francis Street based firm has long been considered a leader in the second-hand family home market, and its latest offering to the market is one that will certainly catch the eye of those who are on the hunt for a detached property in the Knocknacarra area.

The months of speculation finally came to an end on Wednesday evening when Enda Kenny announced his decision to step down as leader of Fine Gael — the party he has led for just short of 15 years. Mr Kenny will be stepping down as Taoiseach, once a new Fine Gael party leader is elected by the party and a new Taoiseach is elected by the Dáil.

Well, the French do not waste time, do they?

PwC, Ireland’s largest professional services firm, has announced a new three year headline sponsorship of the ‘Our Ocean WealthSummit’, the largest national gathering of Ireland’s marine and business communities, held annually as part of SeaFest. This year, the Summit will take place in the National University of Ireland, Galway, on June 30.

When it comes to buying a family home, the residential sales team at DNG Maxwell Heaslip & Leonard is often the first port of call for many who are in market for quality and value. The Galway city based firm has long been considered a leader in the second hand family home market, and its latest offering is one that will certainly catch the eye of those who are on the hunt for a detached property in the Newcastle area.

Next week marks the 101st anniversary of the execution of James Connolly, but while every Irish person knows Connolly was a leader in the 1916 Rising in 1916, it is less well known that Connolly was a convinced Marxist, who wanted to achieve a socialist Ireland.