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Four men were being questioned at Galway Garda Station last evening following an armed robbery at a city centre jeweller’s yesterday morning.

The Western Development Commission (WDC) is delighted to be partnering with the Crafts Council of Ireland (CCoI) this year to co-fund CCoI’s International Fair Fund. The fund was initially established by CCoI in 2011 and this is the first time that there has been a collaboration with a partner agency, facilitating greater access to export markets for craft businesses.

Paul Costelloe will be in store at Fallers at 11.30am on Thursday November 15, signing his much anticipated new Eaton Collection. Customers will be treated to refreshments and the chance to browse and purchase the latest Paul Costelloe collection in Fallers’ Williamsgate Street store, with one lucky shopper winning a fabulous Paul Costelloe piece.

Hartmanns of Galway, the west’s premier jeweller this week unveiled their new Rolex show room. This is the first showroom the renowned Swiss watchmaker has undertaken in the west of Ireland.

The proactive tone of Mullingar’s traders’ meeting on Monday night was set by an inspiring speech from Millie Walsh who declared that “people love shopping in Mullingar”.

Hatton Goldsmiths is owned and run by Tony and Will Nolan. The Nolan family originally moved from Skibbereen in Co Cork to England some 50 years ago where their father Bill Nolan owned a successful chain of jewellery shops throughout the UK.

With points for most college courses set to increase this year because of a surge in demand for third-level places, the Crafts Council of Ireland (CCoI) is reminding Leaving Cert students of the many craft-related career options available to them.

The race is already on at Emily-Jean Designs, which is busy creating custom made hats and headpieces in advance of the Galway Races. Although it is only a few weeks away, there is still time to create a bespoke design to stand out on race day. To help women find the right look Emily-Jean Designs has introduced a highly popular spring/summer 2010 collection of ready-to-wear occasionwear hats.

A local councillor has called for more regulations to be imposed on cash for gold shops amid concerns that some of the jewellery being offered by punters may not actually belong to them.

Ballinrobe Racecourse is calling on the ladies of County Mayo to get their hats on and race cards ready for the Ballinrobe Races, which take place on Monday August 11. TV presenter Daithi O Sé, who has just wrapped up filming on TG4’s Highway 61, will be on hand to judge the Best Dressed Lady Competition and will have his binoculars polished to scout out the most eye-catching outfits.