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The cold weather is the perfect time for rodents to invade homes as they seek warmth.

SALT Restaurant & Bar at 163 Upper Salthill has just launched a new light bites menu, offering a tasty alternative for evening dining. The menu is available downstairs at SALT and runs from 5pm until 10pm from Tuesday to Saturday.

This Valentine’s week, COPE Galway Domestic Violence and Outreach Service were back on campus at NUIG and GMIT to raise awareness among young people of the signs of an abusive relationship.

The Dela Pre Supper Club is inviting diners to join them from Tuesday to Saturday to enjoy their organic, local menu after 6pm in their casual eatery in Galways westend. The westend eatery has launched their pre-supper club #dinnerwithnotions from Tuesday to Thursday until 7pm and on Friday and Saturday evening until 6:30pm.

Sherry FitzGerald welcomes No 392 Tirellan Heights to the market for sale by private treaty. This semidetached four bedroom property is in a popular location within minutes of Galway city centre and walking distance to local schools, shops, and services.

John Quinn is offering a superb terraced residence located at No 8 Gort na gCapall in Ballybrit. According to John Quinn the property is in immaculate condition and is finished to a very high standard and ready to walk in to.

Property: The Phoenix,

John Quinn is offering a superb terraced residence located at No 8 Gort na gCapall in Ballybrit. According to John Quinn the property is in immaculate condition and is finished to a very high standard and ready to walk in to.

Turning to food for comfort — either consciously or unconsciously — when stressed, anxious, bored, or upset is a long-standing habit that goes back to our very beginnings. Because what were we given when we cried as babies? Milk, from either a bottle or breast.

The coming weeks will see a significant rise in the risk of collisions with deer on Irish and UK roads, warns road safety organisation Gem Motoring Assist. This is the time of year when deer will be breeding, a process which makes them more mobile and brings many more of them onto the roads, says Gem.