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Fashionistas from all over Ireland flock to Galway today for the fifth annual Irish Fashion Innovation Awards which take place in the Radisson Blu Hotel.

Mary Whelan Fox from Athlone recently took part in the Leinster School of Music and Drama’s free music and drama workshops at Griffith College, Dublin.

Students from Coláiste Éinde, Salthill, were among the several students who took part in the final round of the Griffith College National Debating Competion on Wednesday March 13.

Finbar Hoban presents one of Ireland’s finest touring bands, Delorentos, at the Royal Theatre, Castlebar, on Friday night December 28. Having released Little Sparks, one of the most stand-out albums of 2012 with singles such as “Care For” and “Bullet in a Gun”, plus thrilling audiences throughout the summer from Benicassim to Electric Picnic, Delorentos embark on their winter tour.

Emma O’Brien, a Griffith College photography graduate from Mullingar, will exhibit a selection of her work at the Grey Area; a photography exhibition running from now until July 31 in Gallery 53, Capel Street, Dublin 1.

Speed Dragon F1 representing St Colman’s College, Claremorris, will be the only Mayo representatives in the national finals of F1 in Schools competition early next month in Griffith College, Dublin.

Team Allegro from the Presentation Secondary School in Kilkenny city have scooped a place in the national finals of the F1 in Schools Technology Challenge on Thursday April 29.

At a recent selection convention chaired by Northwest EU candidate Pádraig Mac Lochlainn, Sorca Clarke, from Ardleigh, was selected to contest the local elections on behalf of Sinn Féin for Mullingar Town Council and Westmeath County Council (Mullingar West).

Two schools from Mayo have qualified for the national finals of the F1 in schools technology challenge.

A team from Westmeath beat off stiff competition in the F1 in Schools regional finals to make it through to the national finals in April. The Colts from Marist College, Athlone, will battle it out against 23 other teams from around the country for the title of F1 in Schools Champions 2009. At the regional finals, another team from Westmeath, Team Dynamo from Columba College, Killucan, won the award for the Fastest D-Type Car.