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Were you one of those kids who loved origami? Well it’s time to dust off your origami black belt and get cutting and engage in some creative paper engineering, if you want to market your company successfully using uniquely-shaped flyers.

Galway-based print company, Standard Printers, have completed a €4million investment over the past two years in a range of new state of the art print technology which includes its most recent acquisition, the Xerox iGen4 digital press, the first of its kind to be installed in Ireland.

As the candidate list began to clarify itself, there were clear signs of political spring last Saturday as the ground forces arrived in the village. Not any old village of course, but rather the heart of St Patrick’s parish in the city. Out earliest was the Kerry Blue and co who were then rapidly followed in action by Compost Noonan, the child of Larchfield seeking to present himself as the one true holy and apostolic Green.

Were you one of those kids who loved origami? Well it’s time to dust off your origami black belt and get cutting and engage in some creative paper engineering, if you want to market your company successfully using uniquely-shaped flyers.

A local support agency organised a job shadow day last week (April 22) in Athlone, with widespread participation across the Midlands.

When would you rather find out you’ve lost a customer? In a year’s time when they’ve built a relationship with your competitor, or as soon as you’ve upset them? There’s no use delaying the bad news. If you’ve annoyed them, best to find out sooner so you can put it right.

Two Mullingar men have been sentenced to 11 and six years after being caught in possession of €600,000 worth of cannabis outside a Garda station.

“Shocking” is how a city councillor terms the fact that a house owned by the HSE West in the city remains empty for more than a year.

“How do I make sure that my company literature is sending out the message I want it to?” Whether you like it or not, every business has a brand – from Nat West to Natalie’s Nails. Think of your brand as your business’ personality.

Businesses from all over Offaly and Westmeath came together on Monday this week to participate in the second annual Midlands Business-to-Business Speed Networking event in the Tullamore Court Hotel.