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As longevity rises, one of our greatest concerns is in maintaining our mobility.

At long last the beautiful building at Shamrock Square is being opened for some special Carlovians this week.

Five of the top business lobby groups in Galway have come out in support of the city’s public transport feasibility study and Gluas, the proposed light rail system.

An Bord Pleanåla has granted permission for a primary healthcare building in the centre of Thomastown, on a site formerly occupied by Super Valu.

Work at the multi-million euro Crown Control development in Mervue has stopped and will not be starting up again in January.

Fields Jewellers in MacDonagh Junction in Kilkenny and Rathwood in Carlow have both been nominated for FBD Retail Excellence awards.

‘Direct marketing’ or direct mail as it’s also known, is simply targeting people by post or email ‘directly’ at their home or business. I believe direct marketing is one of the most cost effective methods of promoting your business, which is always valuable, but especially so in times of recession.

Labour Party candidate for Kilkenny City Sean Butler has called on the government to do yet another u-turn on their recent budget and follow many other EU member states in reducing VAT rates to help get the economy through the current economic crisis.

Galway company Classic Tiles has been nominated for a top retail excellence award to be presented in Kilkenny next week.

Dublin has ranked ninth in a league table of the world's most expensive places to have a retail business, the latest survey from CB Richard Ellis (CBRE) shows.