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Network Mayo, the leading business organisation for women in business, the professions, and the arts is delighted to announce renowned media business woman Norah Casey as the guest speaker at its autumn business lunch.

An evening of food and wine tasting will take place tomorrow night Friday November 11 at the new Pearla na Mara restaurant, Howley Square, Oranmore to celebrate their recent opening.

Foras na Gaeilge is offering match-funding to all small and medium businesses through two different schemes— the Bilingual Signage Scheme and the Bilingual Material Scheme.

The Centre for Sign Language Studies — formerly known as the Conroy School of ISL — was established in 2001 to develop a centre of excellence in the west of Ireland for the study of the deaf community and Irish Sign Language and to provide consultation and advice, interpreting, and translation services.

Aptly being launched during one of the week’s festivities of Seachtain na Gaeilge, which honours the Irish language, Westport based Gnó Mhaigh Eo — which offers advice, support, and translation services for businesses that are interested in using the Irish language in the promotion of their product or organisation — will be officially launched at lunchtime today (Friday), by the Minister for Community, Rural, and Gaeltacht Affairs Éamon Ó Cuív.

(Ring ring. Foreign ringtone) Hallo, hallo, is that Sweat-lanna. Svetlana, sorry. Hello it’s your friend here from the wesht of Ireland. Ireland. Yes, Ireland. The councillor. Yes. Big Paddy. Remember me. Remember when I was over in Belgrade in the summer for that conference on human trafficking and greenhouses gases and all that shite. Remember, ya gave me the receipt for the translation services.