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  • Published: 2nd September, 2010 05:00pm

    Bailieborough All Music Festival

    by Sinead Hogan

    Bailieborough All Music Festival starts this Saturday, September 4 at 7pm, as part of the Bailieborough 400 celebrations. The idea is to give the people from the town and its hinterland - and the many emigrants...

  • Published: 1 Sep 2010 17:00

    Pastor gives warning about email hacker

    A computer hacker took advantage of a brief lapse on the part of a Cavan email user last week and nearly stole €3,000 because of it.

  • Published: 1 Sep 2010 17:00

    Gonzo Club all Cavan at EP

    As if you needed any encouragement to stick on your wellies, pack your camping gear and head for The Electric Picnic in Stradbally this weekend, here's at least 15 more reasons...

  • Published: 1 Sep 2010 17:00

    Dun na Rí destruction 'is very disappointing'

    Vandals have uprooted trees and torn down sign posts in Dun na Rí forest park just outside of Kingscourt.

  • Published: 1 Sep 2010 17:00

    Be very afraid when The Pumpkin Bites Back in Virginia

    Just when we thought things couldn't get any bigger than the fleadh, there comes Virginia Pumpkin Festival. This imaginative bank holiday weekend event - only in its fourth...

  • Published: 1 Sep 2010 17:00

    Redhills man is honoured in NZ

    John McGarvey remembers going to the Town Hall in Cavan on Sunday nights for the ceilidh dancing nearly 60 years ago... he would have loved to have been in Cavan for Fleadh 2010...

  • Published: 1 Sep 2010 17:00

    Locate A Home there to help - if you let!

    If you're looking for a home to rent in the centre of Cavan town, Trinity House in Ashe Street comes highly recommended by letting agent, Mary Fay of Locate A Home.

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