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Ballina Family Resource Centre is currently providing a facility for Mayo Cancer Support Association Outreach Services to run a support service in Ballina every Tuesday morning.

A special evening of literature and music, featuring award-winning author and playwright Colm Tóibín, takes place on Saturday.

Cancer Care West will host a very special evening of literature and music with award-winning author and playwright Colm Tóibín, an extraordinary array of music from 3/Triúr, featuring world renowned fiddle player Martin Hayes, virtuoso musician and composer Peadar O Riada and exciting young fiddle player Caoimhín O Raghallaigh and a public interview with Colm Tóibín and Martin Hayes. The event will take place on Saturday November 26 at the Radisson Live Lounge, Galway at 8pm. Doors will open at 7pm.

Ballina Family Resource Centre is currently providing a facility for Mayo Cancer Support Association Outreach Services to run a counselling service in Ballina. The counselling service is available every Tuesday morning in Ballina FRC.

Ballina Family Resource Centre is currently providing a facility for Mayo Cancer Support Association Outreach Services to run a counselling service in Ballina. The counselling service is available every Tuesday morning in Ballina FRC. This service is available to cancer patients and members of their family who have been affected by cancer and need support. This service is free of charge. To make an appointment contact Ballina Family Resource Centre on 096 75573 or Rock Rose House Castlebar on 094 903 8407.

Celebrity gardener Dermot O’Neill performed the officially opening of the sensory garden at the new LARCC Centre at Multyfarnham recently.

Local business, Screenway Computers, has come up with a unique fundraising scheme for Cancer Care West. It is going to giveaway printer and photocopier toners for free on its website www.screenway.ie or from its showroom in Dangan and in exchange encourage people to make a donation to Cancer Care West.

Kilbeggan Races on Saturday August 7 will play host to LARCC (Lakelands Area Retreat & Cancer Support Centre) for their biggest summer fundraiser, with the first race at 5.30pm.

A 58-year-old west of Ireland man who has lung cancer is undertaking a 600 mile sponsored cycle in aid of a local cancer charity.

A CHORAL concert, spanning four centuries and four different languages, takes place in St Nicholas’ Collegiate Church, tomorrow.