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USIT is proud to share its all-inclusive 2024 Camp USA package, providing the ideal summer experience for young people to make global friends, gain valuable international work experience, and travel the USA.

Popular food blogger and mum Gina Daly shares her top tips for feeding a family for less this January with no compromise on taste or quality

January is famous for new year’s resolutions – there’s something motivating about pressing the ‘reset’ button and starting a new year with fresh goals.

The young people of Ireland could greatly benefit from the introduction of an EU-wide strategy specifically focused on providing assistance with the cost of living and housing crisis - this, the view of Midlands-North West MEP Maria Walsh, who is calling for the introduction of a strategy to increase funding for affordable housing and to promote private sector investment in housing construction.

A quartet of entries from within the local community were duly recognised at the inaugural Greener Spaces Awards ceremony hosted by Roscommon County Council prior to Christmas.

The prestigious ‘2023 University of Standford list of World Top 2% of Scientists’ has recognised the major research activities and contributions of Technological University of the Shannon (TUS) Athlone campus based Professor Neil Rowan, in his specialist subject matter disciplines from the Faculty of Science and Health.

Pauline Bliss, who hosts the Slimming World group in St Kieran's Community Centre, Athlone, this week stated that with over 50 years experience in food, building a physically active lifestyle and the psychology of mindset and behaviour change for lasting weight loss is now very much possible.

From food and music festivals to sculpture trails, sailing events, outdoor adventures, science extravaganzas and scare attractions, make 2024 a year to remember by adding some of these top festivals and events to your calendar.

In a recent Censuswide survey of 505 adults in Ireland, more than half (59 per cent) say they’ve put off trying to lose weight due to FOMO (fear of missing out) – with missing out on favourite foods such as takeaways, pasta dishes and fry ups as well as social events fuelling this fear.

In a recent Censuswide survey of 505 adults in Ireland, more than half (59 per cent) say they’ve put off trying to lose weight due to FOMO (fear of missing out) – with missing out on favourite foods such as takeaways, pasta dishes and fry ups as well as social events fuelling this fear.