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An international team of astronomers, co-led by researchers at the University of Galway, has discovered a new planet forming around a young star resembling our sun.

The Athlone Advertiser is offering one lucky reader the opportunity to win a state of the art Triton Novel SR silent running power shower.

When we think walls, we think paint, art, mirrors, maybe even a clock, but with a little know how, a well placed wall light can become a piece of art in its own right.

A special talk exploring the devastating impact of the spanish flu outbreak in County Westmeath 100 years ago will take place on Tuesday September 25, at 7pm, in the Aidan Heavey public library in Athlone.

Summer is almost upon us and, as eating al fresco is one of this season’s greatest joys, leading design house Neptune have come up with the three essentials that every garden will be thankful for.

When we think walls, we think paint, art, mirrors, maybe even a clock, but with a little know-how a well-placed wall light can become a piece of art in its own right.

We can all spend hours thinking about our dream kitchen.

A special edition 2018 calendar in aid of Pieta House has been launched by Volkswagen Ireland.

The Marble Arch Caves UNESCO GlobalGeopark is located in the rugged mountainous uplands and the gentle rolling lowlands of counties Fermanagh and Cavan. It is one of 127 UNESCO Global Geoparks across 35 countries worldwide, and only the second UNESCO designated site in Northern Ireland.

NA CRUITHNE, the folk-metal sextet, who fuse groove and black metal with the traditional musics of Ireland, Scotland, and Brittany, launch their debut album, Gairm an Fhiantais, with a concert next week.