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Transform your garden with Colourfence
The holy grail of fencing is a fence that transforms a garden, but when it comes to maintenance, treating a timber fence is far from enjoyable.
Merlin College student shines in national art competition
Merlin College is celebrating a proud moment as Transition Year student Ella Ilerisoy achieved third place in the prestigious Show Racism the Red Card national art competition, organised and run by the Immigrant Council of Ireland.
Celebrate Biodiversity Week with Friends of Merlin Woods
Friends of Merlin Woods will host several events for Biodiversity Week this year. The group is also working with others to promote biodiversity this year in the woodlands and the city.
Tales of Merlin Woods shortlisted for awards
The winners will be revealed at an awards ceremony in Dublin tomorrow, May 9.
Stormproof your garden with Colourfence
The holy grail of fencing is having a fence that will transform a garden for the better, but when it comes to maintenance, treating a timber fence can never be called fun.
Stormproof your garden with Colourfence
The holy grail of fencing is having a fence that will transform a garden for the better, but when it comes to maintenance, treating a timber fence can never be called fun.
Stormproof your garden with Colourfence
The holy grail of fencing is having a fence that will transform a garden for the better, but when it comes to maintenance, treating a timber fence can never be called fun.
The Holy Grail of all facials at Images Laser and Skin Clinic
Images Laser and Skin Clinic is situated in Church Lane, Ballinrobe, Co Mayo and access to the clinic is exceptionally easy, with the SuperValu Car Park across the street providing ample parking. Run by Bernie Heneghan, it's a clinic well worth visiting.
Spruce up your garden with Colourfence
The holy grail of fencing is transforming gardens across the UK and Ireland.
The art of success at Merlin College
Merlin College’s motto “Achieve, create, become,” was certainly reflected in its recent Junior Cert results with 10 students receiving an ‘A’ grade in Higher Level art alone. This is only the second cohort of students to take their Junior Cert exams since the Doughiska school opened in 2013, with 100 per cent of students passing their Junior Cert exams last year also.
