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An emerging singing talent from Limerick, Amie Stone, has joined the line-up for a charity concert to take place in Athlone this Sunday September 30.

Michael Talty, executive head chef at the Athlone Springs Hotel, shares a recipe exclusively prepared for Advertiser readers. Please email head chef, Michael Talty, directly on [email protected] with comments or questions.

“I’m such a lucky girl; I’m still in shock that I’m going to Tralee,” is the reaction of Westmeath Rose Aisling Baker to her participation in next week’s Rose of Tralee festival.

Experience a wedding event like no other this summer at the Athlone Springs Hotel.

It is a basic right to feel safe and protected from physical and verbal abuse, bullying, and threats, no matter what your background and identity is. While attitudes towards lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) people have changed and improved over recent years, LGBT people are still experiencing homophobia and transphobia because of their sexual orientation and gender identity. Irish research has indicated that more than half of all LGBT people have experienced verbal abuse and more than one-fifth physical violence. However, many incidents are currently not being reported.

Athlone now has a new ladies singing group in town, Athlone A Cappella.

Cedar Restaurant at the Athlone Springs Hotel in Monksland, a few minutes drive from the centre of Athlone, is a striking impressive space on arrival, with purple-rich curtains cascading down from a high ceiling a level above, over impressive glass windows that particularly capture the morning sun if you happen to be arriving for breakfast. Cream, maroon, and purple upholstery add to the Provencal colour scheme, along with a fetching light purple blind dividing part of the room that captures how you’d imagine the cornfields of Elysium. A baby piano by one of the windows adds an extra layer of sophistication.

The people of Athlone and the Midlands are to be treated to one of the best night’s entertainment ever to come to the region. On Saturday night April 14 the brilliant The Three Tenors come to the Athlone Springs for one night only, in aid of the Midlands Simon Community.

Ballyforan native Rachel Kelly has a hectic social life between attending her local gym, meeting friends for drinks, soccer training, and regular trips to the local Dean Crowe Theatre in Athlone. Nothing out of the ordinary for a 23-year-old woman but the extraordinary thing is that Rachel is one of the first participants in StepIn, a unique supported living network for people with learning disabilities.