Wide range of suites available at An Siopa Troscan

Thu, Jun 02, 2016

See the full range of quality Irish manufactured suites at An Siopa Troscan in Moycullen, where all the suites can be made to order. The full range of styles covers everything from contemporary to traditional.

New location and bigger premises for La Maison Chic

Thu, Jun 02, 2016

La Maison Chic, which has been established for the past 12 years, and has become well known for its professional interior design service, as well as curtain fabrics, designer paints, and wallpapers, has relocated to the Tuam road, beside Monaghan's petrol station and opposite Rocca Tiles. The new, much larger, premises also offer ample free parking.

‘Lord, thou art hard on mothers’

Thu, May 26, 2016

Where is more beautiful, Connemara or Kerry?
This question, still argued over today, occupied the Pearse children in happier days before the 1916 Rising. Padraig, who had been coming to the west since 1903, and had built a cottage at Ross Muc, said the only way to finally solve the question, was for his mother Margaret, and his two sisters, the elder, also called Margaret, and the younger girl Mary Brigid, to come to Connemara for a holiday. The two men, Padraig and his inseparable brother Willie, set out in advance to get things ready while the three women followed later.

This question, still argued over today, occupied the Pearse children in happier days before the 1916 Rising. Padraig, who had been coming to the west since 1903, and had built a cottage at Ross Muc, said the only way to finally solve the question, was for his mother Margaret, and his two sisters, the elder, also called Margaret, and the younger girl Mary Brigid, to come to Connemara for a holiday. The two men, Padraig and his inseparable brother Willie, set out in advance to get things ready while the three women followed later.

The ‘New’ Cemetery

Thu, May 26, 2016

In the second half of the 19th century, the overcrowded condition of the graveyards of Galway was an issue which faced the Town Commissioners. At a meeting in mid-April 1873, one person mentioned that in the previous 30 years, almost two and a half thousand burials had taken place in the little cemetery in The Claddagh, largely as a result of the Famine and its aftermath.

The Imperial Hotel — standing the test of time

Thu, May 26, 2016

Located in the heart of Galway city, the Imperial Hotel certainly has an impressive location. It is in close proximity to the bus and railway station, which are both just just a short stroll away. There is a taxi rank right outside, and all the main bus routes leave from Eyre Square. Flanked on all sides by high profile shops, restaurants, and bars, it is at the centre of a hive of activity.

The new limited edition floral afternoon tea in full bloom at the g Hotel & Spa

Thu, May 26, 2016

For lovers of the timeless afternoon tea experience, a visit to the five star g Hotel and Spa in Galway is a must. To mark the arrival of summer and the abundance of brightly colourED flowers, the g Hotel & Spa in collaboration with Valdo Rosé prosecco, has launched an exquisite floral afternoon tea experience.

Enjoy a delicious breakfast at Nox Hotel, Galway’s newest hotel

Thu, May 26, 2016

Nox Hotel has just launched a new breakfast menu; the hotel is becoming a firm favourite with Galway foodies who want delicious, fresh, food served in trendy surroundings.

Julian Bradfield is putting his stamp on Maldron Hotel Oranmore

Thu, May 26, 2016

Maldron Hotel, Oranmore, Galway, has opened the doors on its new restaurant Grain & Grill, a stylish and relaxed eatery perfect for a breakfast meeting, a lunch time catch up with friends, or a leisurely weekend dinner. The man at the helm is head chef Julian Bradfield, who has recently joined the team from the Maldron Hotel Sandy Road (formerly Pillo Hotel Galway).

Make your next lunch date at The Connacht Hotel

Thu, May 26, 2016

Summer has arrived and with it comes the new summer lunch menu available at The Connacht Hotel, Renmore.

Problems with IBS/digestion – get relief with Care Cure Acupuncture

Thu, May 26, 2016

Digestion problems can be debilitating to say the least, with symptoms ranging from cramping to nausea, bloating, constipation, diarrhoea, and IBS.

The only real weight loss miracle — fixing your metabolism

Thu, May 26, 2016

Fixing your metabolism is the miracle you need to lose your weight once and for all. It can double your weekly weight loss results. It is the only way to shift stubborn fat from your stomach, hips, and thighs. It makes it easier to keep the weight off afterwards. It is the most powerful anti ageing miracle available. In 10 weeks you can easily turn the clock back five to 10 years.

Dr Clare to talk about digestive health

Thu, May 26, 2016

One in three Irish people experiences digestive problems regularly, including heartburn, indigestion, IBS, bloating, wind, belching, low energy, and poor concentration.

Open your heart to receive at Amber

Thu, May 26, 2016

Amber this week focuses on crystal healing of the heart chakra.

The scourge of IBS

Thu, May 26, 2016

The cause of IBS is almost alway the same. Eating quickly, not chewing, food overloading and eating the wrong kinds of foods, are usually responsible for the bloating and the digestion troubles.

Thermodynamic solar — the only system that works 24/7/365

Thu, May 26, 2016

Are you interested in saving money with a thermodynamic solar panel system that offers reliable hot water 365 days a year?

Diarmuid Gavin shares hints and tips for gardening with hayfever

Thu, May 26, 2016

Well-known gardener Diarmuid Gavin has created informative videos and a low-pollen plant guide to encourage people with hayfever back into the garden this summer.

Bringing the outdoors indoors

Thu, May 26, 2016

What better time than summer to think about letting some light into your home? The long, bright days offer the perfect opportunity to think about some simple ways to freshen up your living space by bringing the outdoors indoors.

New and reclaimed items for the home and garden at Bailey Gibson

Thu, May 26, 2016

Bailey Gibson Salvage Yard is a newly opened business located by the railway line on Station Road in Oranmore. Dealing mainly in reclaimed goods and salvage, Bailey Gibson buys and sells new and reclaimed flooring; home and office furniture; pub and restaurant furniture and accessories; homewares; bricks and paving; sleepers, mulch, and other garden ware; sanitary ware; industrial products; fireplace surrounds and inserts; doors; lighting; mirrors and glass; and much more.

Dragon's Den designer to show her range in Treasure Chest

Thu, May 26, 2016

Treasure Chest on Shop Street, Galway will be the place to be on Saturday from 12.30- 2.30pm when fashion designer Sandra Walsh of Canopi Sleeves, who recently appeared on RTE’s Dragons Den will appear in person. This informal event marks the launch of the Canopi Sleeves range launch her product range in Galway’s longest established fashion store. Sandra will show her full Canopi range as well as provide fashion styling advice. Welcoming Tipperary born Sandra to Galway will be Mary Bennett, founder of Treasure Chest. Customers and members of the public are invited to come along to meet Sandra in person who is also happy to share stories about her Dragon’s Den experience.

Delicious summer lunch dining at The Connacht Hotel

Thu, May 19, 2016

The new summer lunch menu at The Connacht Hotel in Renmore, is sure to refresh your palate as we welcome the summer to Galway. The new lunch menu, which is available daily in the hotel's spacious Bar Solo, is sure to appeal to everyone. It is an extensive and carefully planned menu by the hotel's executive head chef Regis Herviaux.

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