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Working in partnership with Tronix Europe for over 10 years we have seen the advances in LED technology proceed from prototypes to the latest generation of super energy efficient products. We introduce the newModular Lighting Connection System 230Vwhich is a unique concept developed by Tronix. Instead of being restricted to using only standard components , this system allows you to interconnect the various lighting products, allowing you to create your own customized light display. Use strings from Cord light, Cascade light and Peak light to create magical displays limited only by your imagination.

Have a look through my page and if you like what you see give it a like, aswell as adding photos of my work il be putting up tips and my opinions on products iv tried and tested.

Learn about the history of these unique mid 19th century GAOL/prison buildings & step back in time to experience old rural Ireland.

Ballinagore Stables is a family run stables and horse farm approx. 6 miles from Nenagh overlooking the North Tipperary shores of Lough Derg. Established in the 90's, it is owned and run by Pat and Frieda McDonnell who are dedicated to producing quality horses and ponies for all markets.

Wholefoods, Organic products, supplements and natural skincare

Ireland's premier Rolls Royce Chauffeur service.

Forever living is in operation for over 35 years and in 120 countries ,When you join our company you can work in any country ,We are in the health and wellness business ,If you are interested in working for us please contact me on 087 -6896961 or PM me ,You can also buy products from my shop by clicking on link http://myflpbiz.com/pattoomevara

Lisa McGee, an author, editor and stylist, started her blog Nenaghgal to put a voice to all the creative things she was seeing and interesting people she was meeting both in Ireland and beyond. She blogs about all the things she is passionate about from interiors to food, fashion, artwork, craftspeople and much more. In 2011 she ran a "Love Irish Crafts" campaign to promote Irish artists and craftspeople. In 2012 she's focusing more on Irish businesses in general and all the good positive things happening in Ireland.