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Joseph Kielty’s letter proposing that counties be allowed to ‘buy’ players from other counties is obviously the first response from the begrudgers to the resurging Dublin team (‘Radical action needed to halt the demise of Gaelic football’, Letters, April 26).

JIM Rees will deliver the talk at the next Roundwood and District Historical and Folklore Society lecture.

ALDI Ireland has launched the nationwide roll out of autism-friendly hours, including Co Wicklow stores, which will see the implementation of a number of autism-friendly measures in ALDI stores every Tuesday between 6.30 p.m. to 8.30 p.m..

The Wicklow Local Community Development Committee (LCDC) have announced a series of public meetings to inform a new Local Development Strategy for Wicklow’s next LEADER Rural Development Programme.

Bray artist Elis Tavis is continuing her photographic journey that began in 2010, with the aim of showcasing her work at an official launch in July.

TO help drivers stay alert behind the wheel over the Bank Holiday weekend, the RSA and Applegreen will provide free cups of coffee to drivers at participating service stations.

The Bridgewater Shopping Centre in Arklow is to get a brand new café and restaurant when the town’s second Unique Café opens its doors on Sunday, April 30.

Anticipation is building in Tinahely ahead of Pieta House's Darkness Into Light fundraising walk, which will take place on Saturday, May 6 at 4.15 a.m.

NATIONAL Learning Network colleges in Bray and Arklow will host an open day on Wednesday, May 5, focusing on autism supports.

The Dunlavin community were heartbroken on Monday morning when news broke that Dunlavin GAA Club President and popular local character Liam Kehoe had died aged 82.