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A party of 190 visitors is to descend on Athlone next week as the local Ravens Marching Showband plays host to a prestigious Canadian marching band.

Are you ready to get started with social media marketing but don’t know where to begin? The people behind Studio 93 in Moate are organising a seminar to help you out.

A new study by Safetica Ireland shows some practices in Irish work environments that are rather at odds with a loyal work ethic. Some 35 per cent of employees use social media, 31 per cent print personal documents, 23 per cent browse for other employment and 13 per cent send company documents to their home email.

The LGBT helpline – a national support service for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) people –launched a volunteer recruitment drive this week. The helpline is calling on members of the LGBT community in Mayo – and throughout the country – to volunteer to help with running its service.

The Mullingar native at the helm of the National Office for Suicide Prevention (NOSP) believes we can reduce suicide if we look out for each other.

Enterprise Ireland’s recent ‘Get Export Ready’ workshop held in Castlebar attracted 50 individuals from almost 40 companies throughout the west region to hear about the Enterprise Ireland programme of supports aimed at getting more Irish companies exporting. The workshop was aimed at pre-export and early stage exporting companies, and existing businesses seeking to explore new opportunities in export markets.

Collins McNicholas & Purdy Fitzgerald Solicitors yesterday hosted a major Employment Law Breakfast Briefing in the Clayton Hotel where clients from within the multinational, Irish indigenous, SMEs and public sector from across the re%gion provided an overview on recent updates in legislation.

Social media has become part of everyday life, it is where your competitors are and it is where your customers are. No matter how big or small your business is, online marketing needs to be part of your overall marketing plan.

Nothing has changed regarding Westmeath County Council’s support of Belvedere House and Gardens, according to a statement by the council reacting to rumours that the attraction’s future was under threat.

Fine Gael TD for Mayo, Deputy Michelle Mulherin, has said that the Government’s new Action Plan on Bullying will help to tackle the scourge of bullying in schools across Mayo. Five hundred thousand euro has been ring-fenced to support the implementation of the plan this year, which will include a campaign on cyber bullying and the development of national anti-bullying procedures for all schools.