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An Irvine petrol station has launched a bid to sell alcohol.

An Irvine restaurant has been crowned the best in Ayrshire.

An Irvine teenager walked the Glasgow Film Festival red carpet at Cineworld.

An Irvine teenager has been praised for his quick-thinking in performing CPR on a stranger which “undoubtedly saved his life”.

An Irvine DJ won the unlikeliest of fans during his latest lockdown garden gig on Saturday – Scotland’s First Minister.

An Irvine DJ has gone viral after pumping out dance anthems from his garden for the second Saturday night in a row.

An Irvine DJ helped his neighbours beat the coronavirus blues by pumping out dance anthems from his garden - and even managed to get party loving police officers involved.

An Irvine vets is closing due to 'staff shortages' and the current coronavirus crisis.

An Irvine gran has come up with an ingenious work around to keep her grandchildren spoiled during the coronavirus outbreak.

An Irvine pub and restaurant has closed due to the coronavirus outbreak.

An Irvine pharmacy has requested all customers use contactless card payments to stop the spread of coronavirus.

An Irvine ultra runner has revealed how the memory of a late friend inspired him to produce one of the best performances of his life.Richie Harkin claimed second place in a field of more than 1,000 runners – including international stars – at last week’s virtual West Highland Way race.The 36-year-old entered the gruelling 95 mile event in tribute to pal Steven Gilmour, a keen runner who passed away suddenly last month.And Richie admits he pushed himself harder than ever to claim a stunning result in what was his first real competitive ultra run.“Stevie was the man who encouraged me to take up distance running,” revealed Richie, who only started running competitively two years ago.“I met him through the Fit Ayrshire Dads group and he was a

An Irvine youngster is bringing the community together during lockdown with a stone snake art project.Isla Duffy, 10, has been painting rocks during lockdown to keep the boredom at bay and initially placed three stones at the Tarryholme river walk.Her artistic efforts have encouraged the community to contribute to the project and now the stone snake is made up of more than 300 painted rocks.The primary seven pupil said: “It makes me happy that other children are able to take part and add more stones. It’s really nice to see the river walk bright and colourful.”Isla’s mum Cheryl is so proud of her thoughtful and talented daughter.She said: “Isla loves to paint for her Guides camp and she kept painting rocks during lockdown.