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To warm up a dark winter evening Westport Folk and Bluegrass Festival presents legendary Cork musician John Spillane for a one-off concert in Westport.

The case involving the kidnapping of former Kilkenny hurler Adrian Ronan and his family will now be heard in Dublin and not in Kilkenny as originally expected.

This year Bank of Ireland marks the 175th anniversary of its establishment in Ballinasloe. Founded in 1783, and set up in Ballinasloe in 1836, Bank of Ireland has been an integral part of the economic development of the town and its large agricultural hinterland over those 175 years. A search through the archives reveals some interesting snapshots in time.

A 24-year-old Dublin man has been charged with the false imprisonment of a Bank of Ireland bank official and his family in November 2009.

The Ronan family in Kilkenny will be relieved this week to hear that the chief suspect and possible mastermind of their kidnapping ordeal, has been arrested and is currently being questioned by Gardai.

The million dollar question on the lips of the tax-payer is, ‘is the proposed €400 billion pay-out to banks going to hurt anyone other than the tax-payer at the end of the day, when the economy recovers’.

Three weeks to Roots festival lift off. The launch was held in the Cellar Bar at the brewery on Wednesday night, the last relaxing night for the next few weeks.

Two local men will be flying the Midlands flag in Tralee this August when they take on the role of escorts for the 50th annual Rose of Tralee festival.