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Therapie Clinic’s newest weight loss and detox tea is so popular there’s a waiting list! Chá Yi tea is made from a 400-year-old recipe that Lisa Rohan, manager of Therapie Clinic, Athlone, says is very popular with celebrities. “The mix of oolong tea and lotus leaf in particular is renowned. Dr Oz and Oprah are huge fans of this mixture.”

Therapie Clinic’s newest weight loss and detox tea is so popular there is a waiting list.

Therapie Clinic’s newest weight-loss and detox tea is so popular there’s a waiting list! Chá Yi tea is made from a 400-year-old recipe that Lisa Rohan, manager of Therapie Clinic, Athlone, says is very popular with celebrities. “The mix of oolong tea and lotus leaf in particular is renowned. Dr Oz and Oprah are huge fans of this mixture.”

The motto at the Prince Bar and Kitchen is ‘Fresh ingredients, freshly prepared’, and their delicious lunch options certainly live up to their reputation for fresh, wholesome food.

Celebrating its 20th birthday this year, the Alzheimer Society Annual Tea Day on Thursday May 1 is the main national fundraising event to provide funds to help and support almost 42,000 families affected by Alzheimer’s nationwide.

From TK Lemonade and Jacob’s Kimberly biscuits to Brennan’s Bread and Barry’s Tea, there are certain iconic products we will always associate with growing up in Ireland. New Irish brand Green Monkey Designs, based in Co Meath and new to the Kilkenny Shop, has created a range of quirky retro homeware accessories using prints of some of these traditional Irish brands, designed to stir up nostalgia and take you down memory lane.

It is no secret that the Irish love their tea. The Irish drink more of this hot beverage per capita than any other country. The presence of tea making facilities is considered essential in any hotel or bed and breakfast room and is offered at breakfast, 'elevenses', lunch, dinner, and any time in between. Lately we have even begun to embrace that very English tradition of afternoon tea. Legend has it that the ritual of afternoon tea owes its origins to Anna, the seventh Duchess of Bedford. As a young women in the early 1800s at this time, it was common to eat only two main meals a day, with breakfast scheduled in the morning and dinner taken late in the evening. When kerosene lamps were introduced in wealthier homes, eating a late dinner became increasingly fashionable, widening the long wait between meals.

Hundreds of Cookes from around the world are expected to descend on Galway for the Cooke Family Gathering which will be taking place in the Ardilaun Hotel from Friday October 4 to Sunday October 6.

Social dancing is becoming increasingly popular because it gives people an opportunity to socialise, enjoy great live music or to just take time out to relax.