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A Galway woman who was diagnosed with a stage 3 triple breast cancer last year is urging the people of Galway to support cancer patients by getting involved with the Irish Cancer Society’s Daffodil Day on Friday March 24.

Kenny Deery’s driving history is as varied and fast moving as his role as CEO of Galway Chamber. The champion of Galway business showed his real ambition with his first car, a maroon 95 G reg Ford Fiesta, a welcome sight on the roads of his native Achill Island.

Galway footballer Cillian McDaid is pictured at the recent launch of the Galway Hospice Car Raffle, with Galway Hospice Community Palliative Care Nurse, Breeda Feeney and CEO, Mary Nash.

Athlone based Sidero, Ireland’s software, cloud and digital transformation specialist, has announced the results of a new survey which found that over a quarter of organisations in Ireland (27%) have set targets to become carbon neutral by 2030.

Sean’s Bar was to the recognition fore in recent times, the renowned hostelry receiving a merit accolade in the ‘Visitor Attraction’ category at the CIE Tours 31st annual awards of excellence.

Applications for grants to small businesses, farms, community groups and social enterprises are open throughout the month of March in Westmeath, The RISE Community Fund, supported by National Broadband Ireland (NBI) and Granahan McCourt, has confirmed.

This week, The Connacht Hotel announced that it had raised almost €6,000 for Irish tree-planting charity Hometree.

Minister for Health Stephen Donnelly; Minister for Mental Health and Older People, Mary Butler; Minister for Public Health, Wellbeing and the National Drugs Strategy, Hildegarde Naughton; and the Chief Medical Officer, Professor Breda Smyth, have announced a new multi-media campaign aimed at combatting loneliness and isolation among older people.

An Slipéar Gloine, an Irish story based on Cinderella and told in rhyme, is on the KPMG Irish Children Book Award shortlist for 2023. Fearghas Mac Lochlainn, the Spiddal author of this scintillating book, is delighted. He says: "I'm chuffed. It is fantastic that a book written in the Irish language has been shortlisted. Paddy Donnelly, the brilliant artist who illustrated the book, deserves much of the credit here! I am also much indebted to Tadhg Mac Dhonnagáin and Futa Fata who asked me to write the book in the first place and then put An Slipéar Gloine into the hat for the Reics Carló award (which it won), and for the KPMG award."