Make family memories this summer in the heart of Ireland

Thu, Jul 06, 2017

If you are thinking of your well-deserved family break then look no further — the Athlone Springs Hotel has it all.

New transatlantic services commence at Shannon

Thu, Jul 06, 2017

West of Ireland travellers will benefit from new flight services between Shannon and two USA destinations on the east coast.

Discover an exciting career in make-up artistry

Thu, Jul 06, 2017

The International School of Make-up Artistry in Galway has a wide variety of diploma courses to suit all ages and levels, therefore if you are just starting out and would like to become a professional make-up artist or if you currently have a qualification in make-up or beauty and you would like to enhance your skills, the school has courses designed to suit.

Find your ideal teaching position with Engage Education

Thu, Jul 06, 2017

Engage Education is an award winning teacher recruitment agency that specialises in matching quality teachers and support staff with schools throughout the United Kingdom. As a current holder of the EducationInvestor Recruitment Service of the Year award, Engage Education focuses on getting to know its teachers in order to find the right school for every individual it works with.

The University of Cambridge CELTA – most recognised TEFL in the world

Thu, Jul 06, 2017

Teaching English as a foreign language, or TEFL, is a popular choice among people who want to go travelling or pursue a new career. But which course should you take?

New K2 20mm porcelain tile collection now available at Spellman Tiles

Thu, Jul 06, 2017

Spellman Tiles, Bathrooms, and Wood Flooring in Oranmore invites you to visit its showroom where you can view a wide range of wall and floor tiles, bathroom suites, and shower enclosures as well as a wide range of solid, engineered, and laminate flooring.

The new K2 20mm porcelain tile collection is an innovative and self-supporting flooring system with countless applications from homes to public areas both indoors and outdoors.

Choosing a bed that is right for you

Thu, Jul 06, 2017

Many of us will suffer a bout of back pain, and if you are one of the unlucky ones, you will find that the state of your bed will quickly become a priority. A good bed, providing correct support and comfort, has an important role to play in relieving and preventing back pain. Here are a few tips.

Quality furniture at An Siopa Troscan, Moycullen

Thu, Jul 06, 2017

See the full range of quality Irish manufactured suites at Siopa Troscán, Moycullen, where all the suites can be made to order. The full range of styles covers everything from contemporary to traditional. Pictured is the Roisin suite now €1,949 (was €2,499).

Exercise options for everyone at Leisureland

Thu, Jul 06, 2017

The team at Leisureland pride themselves on offering state of the art facilities and excellent customer service. After achieving a gold standard White Flag award, they promise to offer an exceptionally high standard in areas of safety, hygiene, maintenance, environment, and customer service.

Health screening open day with medical herbalist Patrick Murphy

Thu, Jul 06, 2017

After a hugely successful second open day, medical herbalist Patrick Murphy will host a third health screening open day at his clinic in the 46 The New Glebe, Tuam, Co Galway, on Saturday July 8 from 11am to 6pm using the Supertronic health screening device.

Lose up to twelve pounds with System 10's twenty eight day summer programme

Thu, Jul 06, 2017

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 aging miracle available. In 10 weeks you can easily turn the clock back five to 10 years.

The benefits of buying local

Thu, Jul 06, 2017

The grocery sector has been undergoing significant change in recent years. Apart from the challenging economic environment that has no doubt put considerable pressure on consumer spending and food retail, there has also been a significant change in the structure of the grocery sector in terms of participants. While the German chains gained a significant foothold, community based owner-operated local grocery, convenience shops, and supermarkets are correctly regarded as the economic and social mainstay of rural towns and villages and as such play an important role in larger urban areas. Locally owned grocery and convenience shops are a key part of the social fabric of Irish communities, and make a strong social and economic contribution to communities and economies, much more so than foreign owned multiples.

Brunch with Buddha at 56 Central

Thu, Jul 06, 2017

This summer the chefs are going outside to the Buddha rooftop garden at 56 Central to make brunch in the city.

The return of Sunday lunch to the West End

Thu, Jul 06, 2017

John Keoghs, The Lock Keeper in Galway’s West End is bringing back Sunday lunch. In the past few years, it has been all about brunch on the weekends, well now led by head chef Joe Flaherty, Sunday lunch has never tasted so good. “Having 20 years’ experience in the kitchen, I definitely have an understanding about what food people want to eat. The focus is on nonsense food with a mix of old school classic and bold innovative dishes,” Flaherty explained.

St Anne’s Orphanage

Thu, Jul 06, 2017

St Anne’s was situated in Lenaboy Castle on Taylor’s Hill. The old part of that building dates from the early 18th century. The house, which was situated on 63 acres of land, belonged to Colonel James O’Hara who was, in 1885, chairman of the town commissioners, and who founded a number of Galway industries. A lane led from the house to the gate of the estate which was beside where the Warwick Hotel is today.

A letter sent to GA Hayes-McCoy

Thu, Jul 06, 2017

One hundred years ago there were a series of truly terrible battles on the Western Front which were watched anxiously in Ireland as elsewhere. On June 7, near the Belgian village of Messines, the Allied army won a substantial victory. It gave hope, which turned out to be tragically false, that perhaps this was the beginning of the end of the war. With the capture of the Messines ridge, the Allies were confident they could clear a path all the way down to Passchendaele, and capture the Belgian coast up the Dutch border.

Never got around to spring cleaning? Declutter your house this summer instead

Tue, Jul 04, 2017

Hoarding old items that are of no use anymore usually results in an untidy and unsightly house that's full of wasted space. You wouldn't hoard these items in the first place if they weren't of some value to you though, so it can be difficult to decide on what to get rid of. Advertiser.ie is here to give some tips on what can be done to alleviate the clutter.

People of the Tribes : Meet Michael

Tue, Jul 04, 2017

''I'm Michael , from Tipp but live in Galway city, consumed by human flight, skydiving, base jumping, wingsuits etc. Quiet reserved, I've an old soul really. The living reincarnate of Christopher walken even though he's still alive.''

Brunch with Buddha!!

Tue, Jul 04, 2017

This summer the chefs are going outside to the Buddha Rooftop Garden to make Brunch in the city.

Summer camps — challenge the body and the brain

Thu, Jun 29, 2017

The summer holidays can be a challenging time for parents as they juggle work with childcare. For many the answer lies in summer camps. There are so many on offer from multi-activity camps that take place outdoors to Lego and computer camps that tend to be indoors.

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