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If you enjoy the Funky Seomra events that come to Galway check out The Barefoot Disco, which takes place in the Rowing Club in Woodquay this Saturday from 8pm.

Acupressure is a Chinese method of healing that has been practised for some 3,000 years and which works on the meridians, energy channels that run in a network through the body. In a healthy body, the ‘chi’, or essential energy, flows freely and evenly through the meridians. When blockages occur, the body becomes unbalanced, chi is trapped, and disease occurs.

Since opening in 2008, David Martin hair salon at Kingston Road has proven a huge success. This is the second salon in Galway by the David Martin group, the first situated at New Dock Street.

VOYA’s much anticipated new cleansing balm Totally Balmy is set to change cleansing routines. Billed as the ultimate winter cleanser, Totally Balmy’s luxurious organic formulation soothes and cleanses dry, stressed, and tight winter skin.

Pamper yourself after a long hard day with a range of beauty products which use the therapeutic and rejuvenative benefits of Irish seaweed carefully sourced from the west.

Massage is a combination of various movements used to manipulate the soft tissues to relax, stimulate and rehabilitate the whole body or part of it.

Looking for flawless skin now that the late night and party season is over? Your beauty doctors are available to help at Mulroy’s Beauty Clinic, Main Street, Castlebar.

An afternoon of pampering in support of Aids Partnership with Africa will take place on Sunday December 12 from 2pm to 6pm in Mary Moran‘s Cottage, Ballintubber, (along main Castlebar to Ballinrobe road).

Look forward to the New Year by signing up for a brand new career at Anne Tobin Beauty College in Castlebar. Course options include everything from beauty, make-up artistry and nail extensions to weight loss and sports therapy.

The inaugural Mind, Body, and Soul Fair will take place at the Harbour Hotel on Sunday December 5 from 2pm to 7pm. The event is the brainchild of Galway woman Nicky Deasy, CEO of the Galway based Irish registered charity, Foundation Nepal, to raise funds for the charity. Foundation Nepal works in some of the most impoverished parts of Nepal. The fair will also gather like-minded individuals together and offer a great day out to visitors and practitioners.