Over 50s Show bound for Estepona

ESTEPONA is set to host the Over 50s Show again.

The event will take place on the weekend of November 8 and 9, with hundreds of businesses and punters set to take part.

Exhibitions will cover a variety of topics, including everything from fashion and finance to gardens and genealogy.

To book a place email info@slp.ie, or call +353 01 496 9028, or visit www.seniortimes.ie

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rob says:

11 Aug, 2014 @ 12:13 at 12:13

a few courses on how not to be conned would be a good idea

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