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The annual Tea Day campaign for The Alzheimer Society of Ireland will take place on Thursday May 3. The society is looking for over 1,500 hosts for the day. All money raised locally from Tea Day, will be invested in local services.

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.

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.

“A tea party is a spa for the soul. You leave your cares and work behind. Busy people forget their business. Your stress melts away, your senses awaken...”- Alexandra Stoddard

The five star g Hotel has teamed up with the EYE Cinema to combine two of our favourite delights - sweet treats and superb movies - into an enjoyable entertainment experience, Afternoon Tea and a Picture. Guests are invited to enjoy a traditional afternoon tea in one of the signature lounges of the award winning hotel, followed by a movie picture of your choice in the adjoining EYE Cinema for only €49.95 for two people sharing.

Step into those dancing shoes and spend your Sunday afternoons dancing the day away at the Tea Dance parties in the Claregalway Hotel.

After already trying out 10 different fad diets since your New Year’s resolution began, is there really anything that is going to deliver the promise of achieving a healthier, slimmer, you in just a few weeks?

Having driven past the newly opened Cupán Tae restaurant several times over the past few weeks and noticed that it seemed to be a recreation of a typical English tea room with lots of colourful cups, I decided to see if it tasted as good as it looks. I thought that ‘retro kitchen’ look had disappeared, but I can see the appeal of drinking out of real china cups and being served your scones/cakes on a tiered bonbon dish. The interior is spotless with lots of different china patterns in evidence. The menu includes breakfast, snacks, several types of cakes, lots of different teas, and of course afternoon cream tea.

A tea and coffee morning in aid of local heart charity Croí will take place in the g Hotel on Monday.