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As the month of January draws to a close so does the vastly popular annual challenge of Veganuary, where people from all around the world challenge themselves to try a plant based diet for the month of January. In honour of Veganuary the team at Joyces Supermarkets have put together a list of some of their favourite vegan products and brands available in store.

Are you creative and passionate about meat, food, and retail? This two year craft butcher apprenticeship programme leads to a Level 5 QQI qualification and is delivered on the job in your workplace (86 per cent) and off the job at a training centre (14 per cent).

The academic year 2020-2021 began like no other, with a hybrid model of on-site practicals and virtual lectures. Following national guidelines, St Angela's College has put in place the measures required to ensure the safety of students and staff on campus at all times. With semester two now started, the college will continue to plan according to national safety guidelines.

For most of December 1920, Thomas Hynes, quartermaster of the Galway IRA, was in Queen’s College Galway - today's NUIG - hiding from Crown forces, sleeping on top of bookshelves, and assisting in the making of grenades.

Hotels and guesthouses in Mayo and across the country are facing massive challenges as the latest survey from the Irish Hotels Federation (IHF) reveals a €2.6 billion drop in revenues during 2020, compared to the previous year - representing an unprecedented financial hit to the sector.

Mayo Movie World in Castlebar decided to offer an alternative form of entertainment over Christmas 2020 just gone and set about opening a Drive In Movie base in their Car park, as a safe, enjoyable, entertainment experience for families to visit during the Christmas Season.

Picky or fussy eating is something most parents face at some point. It’s usually just a phase, but it can be worrying for parents.

It has been a 2020 to forget and this new year has dawned like never before.

How we shop for food, cook, and eat has changed significantly during the Covid-19 pandemic, an international survey led by Queen’s University Belfast reveals.

Often the coldest month, January might be the middle of winter but as the days lengthen the garden commences to show shoots of growth as the promise of spring season fast approaches.