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There is no better time to get active with The Coast Club’s exciting new fitness classes and attractive new rates. If the gym is not for you and you find it hard to motivate yourself on your own then signing up for one of these fitness classes is a super way to have fun, get fit and feel fantastic.

Former rugby international Alan Quinlan was “Tagged in Westport” as he announced details of the west of Ireland’s inaugural Tag Rugby Festival taking place on Friday May 18 and Saturday May 19 in Westport.

A presentation on the subtle and not-so-subtle ways in which bullying occurs in a wide variety of settings such as schools and work will take place at the Family Centre, Chapel Street, Castlebar, on Wednesday March 21 from 8pm to 10pm. Presenter Monica Monahan, founder of the Haven Antibullying Centre and president of the National Antibullying Coalition, will examine helpful strategies and interventions. Booking and information from the Family Centre at 094 9025900/www.thefamilycentre.com

The organisers of the St Patrick’s Day Parade are putting a call out to the people of Galway to nominate their Guest of Honour for this year’s Parade.

CREATIVE WRITING classes with the writers Kevin Higgins and Susan Millar DuMars, will he held this month in the Galway Technical Institute, Fr Griffin Road.

The Breaffy Club, Breaffy House Resort, offers a huge range of services to meet the needs of all.

Zumba gold toning is for the out of condition adult, older active person, or a Zumba beginner. Zumba toning takes the original Zumba dance fitness class to the next level, however the gold class is modified for the unconditioned adult.

Myriad iconic attractions around the world are to ‘go green’ this year to mark St Patrick’s Day and to kick off Tourism Ireland’s major first half promotional drive to develop overseas tourism.

From yesterday, Galway University Hospitals (GUH) has introduced a smoke free campus policy on National No Smoking Day which means that patients and visitors will no longer be allowed to smoke in areas near the entrance and must leave the grounds to do so.

Picture the scene. It will be like something from that film The Way Back, in which a bedraggled group of strangers make the remarkable journey from the gulags of Siberia all the way to India. It will be something akin to the famine memorial at the docks in Dublin, the desperation evident on the skin of the starved and the desperate.