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Local man Liam McDwyer had dreamed of reaching Everest Base Camp since he was a young boy and read a book about the Himalayas. Over forty years later, and with encouragement from his wife, he decided that 2022 was the year in which he would set about making his dream come true. Now one year later Liam has completed the 130km trek, climbing 5,364m in the process, and has added a big tick against his “reach Mt. Everest Base Camp” bucket list box.

Monivea-Abbey won through to the Connacht Intermediate final after a hard fought 1-08 to 0-10 victory over Mayo champions Kilmeena in Tuam Stadium on Sunday afternoon. This contest was due to bring the curtain down on the famous hayshed which has stood the test of time over the stand in Tuam. Redevelopment on the old stand now has been delayed for a week to allow the intermediate Connacht final to be played.

The Christmas season can be one of the most profitable periods in the calendar for businesses.

As communities in the coastal towns of Kinvara and Clarinbridge rally to support one another following the devastating blow to buildings and infrastructure, the question facing affected residents and business owners is ‘how will we rebuild’?

It may not have been the worst storm flood of Galway’s medieval city centre, but residents, business owners and emergency workers all agree that Storm Debi was certainly one of the swiftest.

The Galway Masters Basketball Association is gearing up for an action-packed weekend as it prepares to host the eagerly anticipated 11th Galway Masters International Tournament. Founded in 2011, the association has consistently promoted master's basketball and nurtured the spirit of camaraderie in the sport. This year's tournament, which takes place from tomorrow Friday November 10 to Sunday November 12, promises to be a spectacle of sportsmanship, competition, and giving back to the community.

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This autumn, healthcare professionals working in the field of aesthetics addressed a letter to every TD in Ireland, seeking an urgent response to growing safety concerns within the country's Aesthetic Industry. The letter, signed by Dr. Eithne Brenner, President of the Irish Faculty of BCAM, alongside more than thirty concerned doctors, emphasised the need for regulatory changes to ensure the safety of both patients and practitioners.

It's looking good — and that's what it's all about. The medical aesthetics industry has seen significant evolution in the 21st century, driven by advancements in technology, changing consumer preferences, and increased awareness of cosmetic procedures. Here are some key ways in which the industry has evolved:

In the age of social media and digital self-presentation, the pursuit of aesthetic beauty has taken on new significance. Individuals today are bombarded with images of seemingly perfect bodies, flawless skin, and idealized features. In this landscape, the concept of self-care has become increasingly entwined with one's pursuit of aesthetic beauty.