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Galway-based photographer Neil Warner snapped up 18 Gold Awards at the IPPA National Photographic Awards held recently the Burlington Hotel in Dublin.

A jury made up of five of the world’s top photographers have named Corin Bishop as the winner of the Contemporary Wedding category at the IPPA Professional Photographer of Year Awards 2012. With over 300 members in the IPPA, the awards represent the best in professional photography in Ireland. Hundreds of images were submitted to the awards programme and with such exceptionally high standards, to come top in the Contemporary Wedding category is a fantastic achievement.

As shocking as this is going to sound, I have found a replacement for my beloved Bobbi Brown shimmer brick. The girls on the counter are still reeling. And even more shocking, it was love at first sight.

A County Galway model is one of the finalists in an international modelling competition.

THREE NEW exhibitions open in Galway city this weekend - solo exhibitions by Jennie Moran and Una Howley, and a group exhibition at the Space Invaders Art Gallery.

SCANDINAVIA has been a great centre of pop and rock over the last 30 years and without question Sweden is the dominant nation. It has given us pop giants ABBA; a thriving heavy metal scene; and inspired indie/alternative acts such as I’m From Barcelona, Jens Lekmann, and Peter Bjorn and John.

EVERY TOWN and city has its movers and shakers, its characters, people everyone knows, people who are judged to contribute to local social and cultural life, and help give the place a special character all of its own.

We have all heard the saying ‘Before you know it they’re all grown up’. It is all too true. You should cherish every moment of your children’s growth and development, because before you know it, they will be grown up.

Six Galwegians will feature in the lastest Vanishing Ireland book, Recollections of our Changing Times. In this instalment, award-winning photographer James Fennell and bestselling author Turtle Bunbury once again journey the length and breadth of Ireland to bring us an extraordinary, powerful new collection of poignant interviews from ordinary men and women who share with us their memories, providing us with an invaluable link to our past.