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The Carlton Hotel on the Dublin Road is a favourite for quick and tasty lunchtime dining. Located within easy access of some of the city’s many business parks and hospitals and with ample free car parking, it is a lunchtime favourite with Galwegians and visitors to the area.

SUNDAY IS the day that was made for relaxing - literally what the Good Lord intended, so why not chill out at Massimo’s Bar to some good music and great food?

The last few years seem to have seen an explosion in the market for eating out on Sundays. Once upon a time it was not considered acceptable to make others work on a Sunday, but I think that day is past (for good or ill), Perhaps it is because so many people do not get a chance to sit down together during the week and they feel that their treat is to eat out together on Sunday. For some it is absolutely every Sunday, for others it is the occasional treat. I often ask restaurant and hotel owners what their business is like on Sundays, and I am regularly astounded by the number of covers they do on a Sunday, it is enormous. Often it is an excuse to bring together extended family for a meal out without breaking the bank, and most establishments make particular efforts to see that children are catered for, thus making it less stressful on parents.

Leading natural slimming supplement Slender attracted couch potatoes from all over Co Mayo last week and put the spotlight on stress snacking at an event in Molloy’s Pharmacy in Bunree, Ballina, Co Mayo.

Bring the whole family together for a relaxing Sunday lunch at the Harbour Hotel in the heart of Galway. Enjoy a fabulous four-course lunch for only €19.95 per person, including a glass of Prosecco. Children under 10 years eat for free, and customers can avail of two hours’ free parking.

There must be something in the air that has prompted the recent spate of tea rooms/cafes. Maybe it is a hankering after a slower pace of life and taking the time to relax rather than grabbing a paper cup of your favourite beverage and drinking it on the go. Maybe it is simpler? During my visits to eating establishments over the past year or three, it is impossible not to notice the fact that the female population dominates. With that in mind, any clever restaurant proprietor should be catering to this sector and that is why in my humble opinion we are seeing the growth of places like the Corrib House Café I visited a couple of weeks ago, and now this new one in Athenry.

Christmas can be a hectic time for those on kitchen duties. Between all the prepping and cooking of Christmas dinner, the baking of cakes and mince pies, and party food that has to be whipped up at a moment’s notice, it can make us not want to enter a kitchen for a very long time!

Dinner and a Movie at the g Hotel has become one of Galway’s most popular options for a night, with almost 15,000 guests having enjoyed the entertainment experience over the past few years. To celebrate the success and popularity of the Dinner and a Movie offer to date, the g Hotel has designed a lavish prize for one lucky person who will purchase the hotel’s 15,000th Dinner and a Movie package.

Busy Bees children’s activity centre is open every day from 10am. It caters for all children up to nine years with lots of activities such as bouncing castle, ball pool, slides, mazes, child size basketball and soccer courts, a colouring corner, table hockey, and disco.

Castlebar Voluntary Social Services will hold its annual Christmas lunch on Sunday November 27 in the TF Royal Hotel at 1pm.