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If you happen to be mingling with Mayo folk in advance of Sunday’s Connacht Senior Football Championship final and they’re bowling you over with gushing praise for the quality of this Galway team - while also at the same time talking down their own prospects - my advice would be to smile, nod, and say the bare minimum.

National mental health charity Turn2Me is urging people across Ireland to check in on their elderly neighbours over Christmas. The festive season can be a difficult time for elderly people who may be living alone, facing mobility challenges, or grieving the loss of loved ones. A simple gesture of kindness could make a big difference to their mental health during this time of year.

Having recently sold a beautiful house in Castlelawn Heights, Colleran auctioneers has just been favoured with the sale of another house in this sought-after location.

Moore Community Council is inviting neighbours and friends who are over 50 years of age to a social afternoon of music and song in Moore Community Hall on Sunday, October 15, at 4pm.

“Since the first lockdown, I have gained a renewed appreciation for Drury street and our neighbours. Brooks Hotel is located on Drury Street and the surrounding streets of Stephen’s Street, Fade Street, Exchequer Street, and South William Street combined create a charming part of Dublin.

“Since the first lockdown, I have gained a renewed appreciation for Drury street and our neighbours. Brooks Hotel is located on Drury Street and the surrounding streets of Stephen’s Street, Fade Street, Exchequer Street, and South William Street combined create a charming part of Dublin.

“Since the first lockdown, I have gained a renewed appreciation for Drury street and our neighbours. Brooks Hotel is located on Drury Street and the surrounding streets of Stephen’s Street, Fade Street, Exchequer Street, and South William Street combined create a charming part of Dublin.

Age Action is urging the public to take time out this Christmas to visit an older neighbour or friend and ensure they remain safe and well during the holiday period.

Members of the Claremorris Electoral Area meeting proposed a vote of sympathy at this week’s meeting to the family of Tom Connolly, following the recent tragic discovery of the pensioner’s body outside his home.

A multi-channel television deflector service, which has been available in Castlebar and surrounding area since 1982, is in danger of closing down if money is not paid by those who use the system. The fee of €75, which goes towards upkeep and maintenance, the cost of the licence together with copyright, VAT, and other outlay, can be paid in the Social Service Centre, Castle Street, Castlebar, on Tuesdays or Saturdays between 11am and 2pm.