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Galway Free Range Eggs, the biggest supplier of quality free range eggs in the west of Ireland has gone for a new look with its egg-boxes and have invested in new product packaging, delivery vehicles, and the launch of a marketing communication programme to drive sales growth throughout 2010.

For all you expectant mothers out there, a one day Birthwise ante natal and parenting course will be held once a month every month over the coming year.

February 14, cherished by some as the most romantic day of the year, is just around the corner. And unless you’ve already chosen a gift for your loved one you’d better start thinking quickly.

Starting a family is one of the biggest decisions to make in life, yet having a child is not always easy. Although many spend the first few years of their reproductive lives using contraceptives to avoid pregnancy, when they do want children approximately 12 per cent of couples prove to be infertile.

Mary Sammon and Frances Burke, who are two experienced midwives, breast-feeding specialists and proud mothers themselves, are offering pregnant women and their families information on pregnancy, labour and life after delivery in a new class called New Beginnings.

Birthwise antenatal and parenting course will be held next on Saturday February 28 and March 28 in Day's Hotel Castlebar. This one day all inclusive course will prepare expectant mums and dads for pregnancy, labour, birth, post natal period, and caring for your baby.

Parents of multiple births in Galway are invited to attend a get together at Busy Bees in Oranmore on Tuesday March 3 at 3pm.

”Given the current economic situation there is clearly a case for a reduction in the number of quango bodies, particularly if significant financial reinvestment in front-line services can be made as a result,” stated councillor Marie Fitzpatrick.

There are no easy answers when it comes to fertility, but Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) has some answers that are slowly gaining acceptance in Western culture.

Concealed pregnancies are more common in rural communities than urban areas, according to a recent report.