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Accelerated wound healing at OxyGeneration
Oxygen is not just for breathing; it's a vital element for healing and overall wellness. Hyperbaric oxygenation (HBOT) taps into the healing properties of oxygen to rejuvenate the body from the inside out.
GUH Frailty at the Front Door Service helps 2,200 older people avoid lengthy hospital stays
The Frailty at the Front Door Service (FFD) in Galway University Hospitals commenced in 2021 and since then over 2,200 older patients have benefitted from targeted assessment and interventions to help them remain well at home.
Misleór Festival of nomadic cultures opens in city
The Misleór Festival of nomadic cultures will run in the city until October 1 with a vibrant programme featuring music, film, poetry, talks and visual art from Traveller, Roma, Sámi, Mongolian, Australian Aboriginal and Romany Gypsy communities.
Silver Smyth — Galway granny wins silver at World Transplant Games
Williamstown might have been asleep in the early hours of yesterday (Wednesday) morning but far away down under in Australia, kidney transplant recipient Teresa Smyth was battling it out in a world darts competition at the World Transplant Games.
Firing squads and street battles in Galway
‘My dearest mother,
Kathleen’s Mobile Footcare providing expert podiatry service in Athlone and Midlands region
Operating a mobile footcare service in Athlone and its environs, Kathleen’s Mobile Footcare provides an extensive range pf podiatry care to include the treatment of corns and calluses, toenail cutting, ingrown toenails and removal of hard skin.
Joint funeral service held in Lecarrow for victims of tragic double drowning
The community of Lecarrow remains in the throes of grief following the deaths of siblings, Dessie Byrne and Muriel Eriksson, in a tragic drowning incident in Ballybunion, County Kerry, on Thursday last.
Ireland West Airport pays tribute to the late Joe Kennedy
Tributes were paid this week to the late businessman and honorary president and chairperson of Ireland West Airport Knock who has passed away.
Mad for road — the tenors are back
During the chaos of the past two years when all things changed, when the way we lived our lives was slowed down to standstill, everyone questioned if this era represented the end of things, rather than a temporary suspension of normality. Nowhere was this felt more starkly than in the entertainment industry when the concept of performance seemed destined to fall foul to the restrictions.
‘That Mr James Joyce is a man of genius’
Returning to Paris after an unsuccessful and troublesome visit to Galway in April 1922, Nora and her two children, Georgio (17) and Lucia (15) became aware that fame had come to the Joyces. Three months after its publication, Ulysses was recognised as a work of genius.