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Detox with this delicious apple cider cleansing drink from Evergreen.

The Government is being urged to support independent off licences by reducing excise duty and banning below cost selling of alcohol, a move which according to members of the National Off-Licence Association in Galway will help retain jobs.

THE NEXT round of Show Me The Funny 4 takes place on Monday at The King’s Head, High Street.

A man was before Castlebar District Court this week for the theft of a case of cider from the back of a delivery van.

AFTER FIVE competitive heats featuring 48 competing comics, the final of Show Me The Funny, takes place in The Kings Head on Monday at 8.30pm.

It was the end of December with but one day to go till the start of the new year. The house had been hit by a veritable hurricane of small, pink, clothing. The combined forces of Santa and a little girl's December birthday had filled the house with tons of plastic. A previously unknown horror had entered my life, the truly vile invention that is Moon Sand, a force so insidious and evil that I could see no way to defeat it. The children had begun to make the relatively short word 'Mum' into a five to six syllable long whine that was slowly working on my already questionable sanity. And there was another week of this to go before the holidays were over.

THE FIFTH and final heat of the popular Show Me The Funny II takes place this Monday at 8pm in The King’s Head.

It’s January and we’re all feeling the effects of our over-indulgence at Christmas time - the mince pies, the chocolates, the never ending turkey - so why not stimulate your body’s own natural ability to rid itself of toxins by embarking on a detoxification programme? This internal spring clean will not only clear out the excesses of Christmas but also the toxins that have built up over months and years of excess.

A man with a serious history of alcoholism had a suspended sentence of four months reactivated and received a further one month in jail for thefts of cider when he appeared at Galway District Court this week.

A 38-year-old married father of two, who is employed by Bus Éireann, was disqualified from driving for three years at Ballina District Court after he was detected drink driving in September 2008.