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Described as a non-surgical face-lift, you can now enjoy an unbelievable difference in your new younger, fresher-looking, skin after this incredible peel, and it is available here in Mayo.

 “London calling to the faraway towns,

The talk of the weekend was undoubtedly the replayed Cork v Kerry Munster championship match on Saturday evening. I thoroughly enjoyed the match as it had some brilliant passages of play. There was outstanding fielding, score taking, and some of the tackling from players on both sides was technically superb. Cork were fantastic. They are a fit, strong, and powerful side, with quality players in practically every position. They must be the number one choice of many to win this year’s All Ireland such was the quality of their performance. It had been suggested that the momentum may have swung in favour of Kerry after their strong finish the previous weekend, but Cork proved yet again that they could soak up anything Kerry threw at them. They seem really focused and ready this year. The key difference from my observation was their freshness and greater hunger. It is not often we hear that the general mood in the Kingdom is rather sombre as early as mid-June, but there is a feeling out there that there is a somewhat laboured look and feel about Kerry this year. And you can understand why. They have visited the well so many times in recent years, having played in every final since 2004 and let’s be honest, they have taken a fair old battering along the way, particularly from some of the strong northern teams.

Having suffered an opening night defeat Mervue United’s League of Ireland adventure lingers on tomorrow at Jackman Park.

An anonymous person has come forward and offered to pay for the urgent surgery that is required to save the life of a young Kilkenny girl with severe scoliosis.

Kilkenny 1-20

A winnable game it certainly is, but that simply adds to Galway's pressure on Sunday. A fortnight ago when Kilkenny thumped the maroons on a grim afternoon at Pearse Stadium, Galway were forced to deal with the usual pessimism that accompanies such a hiding.

An anonymous person has come forward and offered to pay for the urgent surgery that is required to save the life of a young Kilkenny girl with severe scoliosis.

The veterinary surgery at McHale Road, Castlebar has been providing a veterinary service in Castlebar for more than 30 years.