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The Great Value Spring Sale is now on at Athlone Springs Hotel, why not take your next break away to Athlone, discover all that the hidden heartlands has to offer.

The Prince of Wales Hotel Athlone will host the ultimate 'Big Fat Christmas Quiz on Thursday, November, the proceeds of which will be allocated to the Movember charity.

Considering the environment in the decisions and purchases you make in your daily life has now reached a point of necessity. Although in global terms many environmental issues require political drive and legislation, we can adopt a more conscious mindset to help our planet and can begin with even the smallest changes.

Planning your next Summer Breakaway? Athlone is a prime location to bring your family and offers plenty to do, it is the centre of the Midlands and is also located within Irelands Hidden Heartlands and Ireland’s Ancient East.

Although the weather may not suggest it, summer is gradually inching closer. The evenings are brighter and with the month of May almost underway, our minds turn towards the warmer months of June and July and how we can take advantage of the great weather.

Considering getting away for the Easter break at Athlone Spring Hotel.

If you are looking to join us in the St. Patrick’s Weekend Celebrations we have the perfect weekend planned. On Saturday Night our bar will be in full swing at 7.30 we have Irish dancers commencing the night followed by Robbie Henshaw’s family playing traditional music. If you are lucky enough to be named Paddy or Patricia you can receive a free Pint!

Local Independent Councillor, Michael O’Brien, has said that Government needs to tackle the major public health problem that is loneliness.

With evenings shortening by the day and the weather becoming colder and damper, doing our washing has gone from being a chore to an absolute pain in the proverbial.

Galway East deputy Seán Canney has this week highlighted the need for Irish Water to take charge of private group wastewater treatment plants throughout the country as the current impasse in terms of such plants is blocking the building of housing in towns all across the country.