Patrick Murphy’s Herbal Clinic is reminding the public that its special Galway Open Day will take place this Saturday, 10 October, at The Clayton Hotel on Monivea Road, Ballybrit.
With decades of experience in herbal and holistic health, Patrick Murphy will be available throughout the day for one-to-one consultations. The event will give visitors an opportunity to discuss their individual health concerns directly with Patrick and explore natural and holistic approaches to supporting general wellbeing.
Visitors can seek guidance on a range of common concerns, including respiratory infections, colds and flu, arthritis, sinus problems, digestive complaints, headaches, stress and anxiety, skin problems and low energy.
As part of the Open Day, Patrick will also be introducing Marnys® Propolsaft Plus, a propolis-based formulation designed to help alleviate symptoms associated with respiratory discomfort. The product is being highlighted as a potential source of support during the colder months, when seasonal respiratory complaints become more common.
Patrick has also recently launched his latest publication, Patrick Murphy’s A–Z Guide to Holistic Health. The practical guide provides an educational reference covering natural wellness and complementary care.
Copies of the book will be available to purchase at Saturday’s event, allowing visitors to take home a resource designed to help them learn more about natural approaches to health and wellbeing.
The Galway Open Day is expected to attract visitors interested in learning more about herbal and holistic approaches and speaking with Patrick Murphy in person.
Places for the one-to-one consultations are limited and booking is essential.
To reserve a consultation, contact Patrick Murphy’s Herbal Clinic by email at [email protected] or by telephone on 085 881 0692.
The Open Day takes place on Saturday, 10 October 2026, from 9am to 7pm at The Clayton Hotel, Monivea Road, Ballybrit, Galway, H91 D526.
Visitors are invited to come along, meet Patrick, discuss their individual concerns and discover more about natural and holistic approaches to supporting overall wellbeing.
