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The Start Up Live roadshow came to Athlone this week. Held in the Olive Grove Restaurant, the evening brought together 100 local business people who debated at length the challenges facing their business from selling to hiring great staff to competing for finance. The free event was held by Ulster Bank, in association with smallbusinesscan.com, to help people who have recently set up or are considering starting up their own business.

Ulster Bank will host a free evening event in the Galway Museum, Galway, from 6.00pm to 8.00pm on Wednesday, 10th November 10 to help people who have recently set up or are considering starting up their own business.

“I’m just dropping over to the bishop’s house for a cup of coffee.” These are words which will be on the lips of many people in Kilkenny on this Friday, October 29 next.

Ulster Bank will host a free evening event in the Olive Grove, Athlone, from 6pm to 8pm on Monday November 1 to help people who have recently set up or are considering starting up their own business. The Start Up Live events tour, run in association with smallbusinesscan.com, will allow the next generation of Midland businesses to come together to share their hopes, fears, concerns, and aspirations and trade expert advice on how to build and sustain a successful company.

Dr Jerry Cowley, Labour party general election candidate for Mayo, has called on HSE management to spend the €300,000 allocation for an extension to the dialysis unit in Mayo General Hospital and end patients travelling to Galway.

A new state-of-the-art resource and outreach centre for the Irish Wheelchair Association (IWA), located in Logmore, Belmullet, is on target and is expected to be completed within seven months. Details of the development, catering for 124 people with limited mobility, were announced this week at the site of the new centre by Dara Calleary, Minister for Labour Affairs and Public Service Transformation.

There are no plans to centralise maternity services in the southeast in a dedicated centre of excellence as there is simply no financing available for this type of project.

The HSE South has accepted the resignation of Dr Colm Quigley from his role as clinical lead for the Reconfiguration of Acute Hospital Services in the southeast.

The Government must remove barriers that are acting as disincentives to people taking up work training places, according to IBEC West, the group representing business in the region.

The current unemployment rate in the southeast demonstrates the devastation created by job losses in the region in recent years, according to a prominent business association.