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Meeting at The Connacht Hotel on the Dublin Road couldn’t be easier and you are sure to become a regular visitor to this well established hotel once you have tried it for your company meeting. The hotel is ideally located on the Dublin Road as you enter Galway, and has the benefit of extensive free car parking, with an underground car parking facility and is within easy access of Galway’s largest business parks and hospitals makes it an easy location to access.

A new six-week weight loss programme at the Connacht Nutrition and Dietetic Clinic, a dietitian clinic located at Unit 14C, N5 Business Park, Castlebar, has proved to be extremely successful.

A lack of staff means that Westmeath County Council’s draft annual report won’t be complete until after the Local Election.

After 37 years in local government, county manager Martina Maloney has announced that she is to retire from her role when her contract ends on July 7.

The plan to halve the number of vocational educational committees (VECs) across the country in accordance with the McCarthy report was presented to Westmeath County Council this week.

KIlkenny-based Empower Training remains in limbo as the State accreditation body FETAC analyses a report from the centre on alleged irregularities at the centre.

FETAC, the statutory awarding body for further education and training in Ireland, has confirmed that Empower Training, based in Kilkenny, has had access to FETAC accreditation suspended following an investigation into quality issues at the centre.

The merger of a number of councils, including those of counties Carlow and Kilkenny, has been mooted in a new report on the efficiency of local government in Ireland.

Galway City Council could be without a manager for up to six months once the current incumbent Joe MacGrath leaves to take up his new position as North Tipperary County Manager.

Leading accountancy and financial services provider DHKN has awarded prizes to the top three tax projects that were selected from the NUI Galway undergraduate commerce programme for the Irish Tax Institute Budget Competition.