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Due to their store refurbishment, Whelehans Pharmacy is moving. From Monday January 20, they will be located temporarily across the street at 31 Pearse Street, Mullingar (opposite Heatons and next to the Greville Arms Hotel).

Weirs Pharmacy is delighted to announce the launch of its new free prescription delivery and collection service. It is intended to provide a caring, consistent, and professional service, delivering prescriptions to people in Mullingar and surrounding areas, to homes and nursing homes. They will also collect prescriptions from GPs in the locality. If you register for this free service, Weirs Pharmacy will arrange to have your prescription collected from your doctor’s surgery and deliver the medication right to your door. This will be particularly useful for customers who are housebound or unable to drive in to collect their medication.

After all the votes were counted and reviewed Healthwise Pharmacies, including its unit in Ballinasloe, were announced as double winners at the prestigious annual Pharmacy Industry Awards in the Burlington Hotel last weekend.

Mullingar pharmacists Eamonn Brady and Niall Weir are highlighting the need for parents to be careful before giving medicine to children, and to seek the advice of their pharmacist to determine the appropriate medicine and dose for their child’s age and symptoms.

For the fifth year running Vichy introduced the nationwide competition in Irish pharmacies and revealed the Vichy Advisor of the Year 2012. Vichy developed this competition with the aim to engage and motivate dermo-advisors, raise the standard of advice and to promote skin health through Irish pharmacies nationwide. The lucky winners were recently announced at the glamorous awards ceremony in the five-star Westin Hotel, Westmoreland Street, hosted by popular TV presenter and renowned beauty journalist Laura Bermingham. Tina Mc Hale from Staunton’s Pharmacy, Castlebar was one of the finalists who attended the awards.

Pharmacists in Westmeath are warning about the dangers of consuming alcohol while taking medicines or herbal remedies. Westmeath pharmacists issue the warning at a time when many people are already suffering from coughs, colds, and flus, and the Christmas party season is already well underway. Nationally, the Irish Pharmacy Union (IPU) is highlighting the dangers of mixing alcohol and medicines.

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All-natural herbal remedy ‘The Rub’ can be used to treat arthritic pain, back, neck, and muscular pain, trapped nerves, inflammation, gout, sciatica, tennis elbow, and burns.

The new MacEneaney’s Pharmacy at Kilkenny’s Ayrfield Medical Park opened its doors to the public last Friday, at a special ribbon-cutting ceremony attended by Kilkenny’s All-Ireland winning captain Brian Hogan.

McLoughlin’s pharmacy is holding an information day for expectant mothers, new parents and their babies today from 10am to 3pm in its Westside shop. On the day a nurse advisor from Nuk, an SMA dietician, a local public health nurse, one of Bodkin’s product advisors, and a pharmacist from McLoughlin’s will be available to provide one-on-one advice.