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Seven serving Irish Defence Forces’ personnel marched through Athlone in recent times on a fundraising expedition for two Irish charities.

Officer Commanding 6 Inf Bn and Custume Barracks, together with the serving members of Custume Barracks, will host an Open Day on Sunday, September 18, for the families of all members of Custume Barracks, with members of the general public also welcome to attend.

Funding to the value of €2 million has been earmarked for the enhancement of Custume Barracks.

Nine decades living in the rural and urban midlands, encompassing many years in the Army, award-winning music playing, and a career in politics, is now documented in a new Athlone book, Stepping Back in Time.

The Castlebar branch of the organisation of national ex-servicemen and women is hosting a United Nations memorial dedication in the Mayo Peace Park, Garden of Remembrance, at 11am sharp on Saturday May 1 2010.

Embattled Mullingar Town Council chairman Cllr Mick Dollard is bringing the body into “disrepute” and should resign, according to his two council colleagues who challenged his military service record at last week's meeting.