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Statistics reveal causes of window damage claims

New statistics from Allianz Insurance reveals that 5,061 windscreen and body glass claims were made in 2016.

'Art has no borders but it does have edges' — GIAF launch

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The 40th Galway International Arts Festival got off to a flying start on Monday at the Black Box Theatre with the world premiere of Woyzeck In Winter, Conall Morrison’s daring fusion of Büchner and Schubert.

'Art has no borders but it does have edges' – GIAF launch

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The 40th Galway International Arts Festival got off to a flying start on Monday at the Black Box Theatre with the world premiere of Woyzeck In Winter, Conall Morrison’s daring fusion of Büchner and Schubert.

Key tips for having the ideal wedding this summer

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Many people say their wedding day is the best day of their lives, but to make sure it lives up to your expectations, you must make sure the right ingredients are added into the mix. Advertiser.ie has some tips on ways to make your wedding day extra special.

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Take the pain out of holiday packing

Packing is the one headache that comes with going on holiday. You can spend hours shoehorning half your wardrobe into your suitcase, and still to find nothing you actually want to wear when you arrive.

It’s all about pampering and relaxation at Eden Beauty

Eden Beauty has a reputation of offering high standards of service and treatment and boasts all aspects of relaxation.

The adventures of two little shapes

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THE SHAPE Of Things, Branar Teatar do Pháistí and Starcatchers' new show for those aged from six months to two years has its Irish premiere at the 2016 Babaró International Children's Festival.

Superb Glenina Heights property for sale

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John Quinn & Co has just received instructions to offer for sale an outstanding four bedroom detached home which incorporates an extension at No 54 Glenina Heights, Dublin Road, Galway.

The challenge of algebra

Algebra can become a real challenge to students in early secondary school. It builds on and extends the arithmetic that students have met in primary school. However it represents a shift from computational maths — calculating with numbers — to a more abstract world where letters are introduced in place of numbers. Students have to get to grips with the idea of negative numbers, exponents and variables. There are orders of operation and associated rules — not following them leads to the wrong answer. This leads to frustration. Despair follows in short order.

 

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