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Last week’s decision by the United Nations’ Security Council to wind down the UN peacekeeping mission in Lebanon by late 2026 signals the end of a long association between the Irish Defence Forces and the United Nations’ Interim Forces in Lebanon (UNIFIL) mission.

Now that the final whistle has blown in Croke Park and the O’Duffy Cup is in the safe hands of the 'Galway Girls', it’s time to get out and take up a new hobby, such as Bridge.

The premier collaborative manufacturing event for the Irish and UK engineering sectors, Manufacturing Solutions Ireland 2025, will return to Limerick on June 11th and 12th at the Technological University of the Shannon’s (TUS) cutting-edge Coonagh Campus. Now a two-day event, this year’s edition promises to be the most comprehensive yet, bringing together over 120 leading exhibitors, world-class manufacturers, and industry experts.

Creativity is such an important skill and is heavily valued in many areas such as marketing, design, multimedia, drama, dance, craft and literature. Some students are aware of their creativity while in school, while others become more aware of their creativity later in life. Creativity comes in many forms and can be explored at any stage in life.

Now that the final whistle has blown in Croke Park and the Olympics are over, it’s time to get out and take up a new hobby, such as Bridge.

Now that the final whistle has blown in Croke Park and the Olympics are over, it’s time to get out and take up a new hobby, such as Bridge.

The selection of laminate herringbone floors at Floor Store Direct is unrivalled. The company has a huge selection of colour/wood tones from oak to walnut to grey with wear layers designed to last a lifetime.

One of the more popular escorted tours available through Fahy Travel is the Essence of Andalucia Tour, which is available again this autumn.

The Irish Motor Neurone Disease Association (IMNDA) hosted its 38th annual conference for people in Ireland living with Motor Neurone Disease and their families, in the Hodson Bay hotel in Athlone on Friday last.

The University of Galway’s UrbanLab is inviting creative people and groups in Galway city and Gort to take part in a survey that connects art, culture, and place. The survey, which is open to artists and organisations, will see €5,000 in funding awarded to two projects that best address local issues.