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A new season sees the introduction of summer menus at the city centre Gaslight Bar and Brasserie.

This Saturday June 17, McDonoghs in Ballybane are holding a cookery demonstration and instructional talk on the use of the premium range of outdoor ceramic Primo grills.

Enjoy top quality seafood at Padraicins in Spiddal, with gorgeous views of Galway Bay.

To celebrate its first birthday since opening its doors in Athlone, iconic American-styled diner Eddie Rocket’s is offering customers 10 per cent off when they eat in the diner on Saturday or Sunday, May 27 and 28.

The team at the Prince Bar Athlone are looking forward to a busy summer, welcoming tourists and visitors to Athlone town.

A pre-Ladies Day event to be held on Sunday week just cannot be missed by those wishing to make an impression at Ballybrit this year. And the event will benefit the Oranmore Maree Coastal Search Unit.

The team at the Prince Bar Athlone are looking forward to a busy summer, welcoming tourists and visitors to Athlone town.

The new year is a great time to upgrade the appliances in your kitchen that are outdated and need replacing. Nowadays we are all trying to stay fit and healthy, we all know real health starts in the kitchen.

The four-star Lough Rynn Castle Hotel in Mohill, Co Leitrim has been voted Most Popular Manor House Hotel 2016 in a Facebook poll that saw it beat off stiff competition from Ballyseede Castle, Tralee and Knockranny House Hotel & Spa, Westport. The award comes as Manor House Hotels/ Irish Country Hotels celebrates its 30th anniversary this year.

It is easy to see why many parents of young children avoid restaurants and prefer to eat at home. The thrown food will hit only members of the immediate family, and few things match the embarrassment of a meltdown in a restaurant. But sometimes it’s necessary, and even fun, to eat out. Many parents want to dine out in a way that doesn’t involve plastic trays or eating leftover cocktail sausages while watching over your child in a pool of multi-coloured balls. It is important to choose a child-friendly restaurant, preferably one casual and loud enough to absorb any noise your little darlings might make. Years ago, before Dominos had come to town and Papa Johns was not even invented, there were only two options for pizza, for two different stages of your life. Monroe’s in Dominick Street was our preference for a slice before children, a great pre– or post–pub spot. In Galway, when you first have a baby, the traditional starting point is Milano on Middle Street.