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Launched in 1992 by David Gold, Great Lengths hair extensions have become known as the Rolls Royce of hair. David Gold only acquires hair in its natural, untreated condition prior to processing for extensions. The hair can be permed, coloured, and treated just like your own hair.

Launched in 1992 by David Gold, Great Lengths hair extensions have become known as the Rolls Royce of hair. The hair used in the extensions is sourced from the temples in India. David Gold only acquires hair in its natural, untreated condition prior to processing for extensions. The hair can be permed, coloured, and treated just like your own hair.

Bridge is said to be the Rolls Royce of card games, offering the suspense of poker and the excitement of athletic sports in a social setting.

Following his narrow escape from Republican forces, who were intent on killing him by the banks of the Liffey that cold night in January 1923, Oliver St John Gogarty wisely took himself off to London. He immediately became the toast of polite society there who delighted in his stories and witty conversation.

A precocious and cleverly witty Trinity student in a yellow waistcoat, Oliver St John Gogarty, was to become a close friend of Sinn Féin's founder Arthur Griffith. At its first historic meeting, November 28 1905, Gogarty proclaimed against the 'tyranny of the British government', in the grand manner of a Cicero addressing the Roman senate. But so moving and compelling were his words that when Griffith reported the meeting in his newspaper The United Irishman, Gogarty's speech was the only one he quoted. And he did so at length.

Mayo manager James Horan was in jubilant mood after seeing his team pick up their fourth Connacht title in a row and with it the Ballintubber man still has to taste defeat in the provincial championship since he took charge of the Mayo senior team. “I'm delighted and very proud. Very proud of the achievement as are all the players. Regardless of anything else winning four in a row winning four on the trot beating every team on every occasion is something we are extremely proud of and we're delighted with the victory today” he said after the game.

Some 12,000 homes and businesses in Mullingar have access to broadband speeds of up to 100mb, but thousands have yet to sign up.

By Claire O’Brien

Tom Grealy, the well known Galway accountant and music aficionado, remembers as a schoolboy the day John Wayne rode into the town. In 1951 Wayne, probably the best known cowboy actor of his day, was in Cong filming The Quiet Man. The film, somewhat surprisingly, remains a world -wide favourite. More than half a century later, it is still regarded by many film makers as the ‘perfect told story’. The involvement of local people among its star studded cast, which included Maureen O’Hara, Barry Fitzgerald, Victor McLaglen, and Arthur Shields, all at the peak of their careers at the time, won their lasting affection. The occasion is still celebrated in Cong today.

The Midlands’ leading wedding suppliers have once again teamed up to offer an all-inclusive wedding package worth over €15,000 for one lucky couple. The Red or Black Wedding Giveaway Gameshow returns to Bloomfield House Hotel for a third year. It is based on the TV gameshow of the same name and will take place at the hotel on Sunday February 16. All entries will be given the opportunity to play for the wedding of their dreams, and everyone who plays the game has an equal chance of winning!