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Valentine's weekend delights for your special someone

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Valentine’s Day, romance is in the air. The cards and the presents will be exchanged, but will everyone get out for a romantic meal? As Valentine’s has fallen on a Tuesday this year many restaurants are spreading the love over the whole weekend, and Monday and Tuesday, and why not?

The energy-giving properties of maca

Maca, sometimes referred to as ‘Peruvian Ginseng’, is a root vegetable native to Peru.

Test your food and music knowledge at charity table quiz

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Do you know your Green Onions from your red shallots? Chef and restaurateur JP McMahon and Galway nightclub stalwart Dermot “Doc” O’Connor are teaming up to host a charity food and music-themed table quiz on Wednesday the 30th of November in Massimo in Galway’s West End.

Dandelion - the wonderful ‘weed’

Dandelions grow in every continent in the world, and are edible in their entirety. They are thought to have evolved about 30 million years ago and have been used for food and as a herb for most of recorded history.

Ziaja celebrate 25 years

It all began with a single olive oil cream 25 years ago when the Ziaja brand was founded by two Polish pharmacists (Aleksandra and Zenon Ziaja) and their desire to make skincare products with the best natural ingredients that were a source of skin pleasure and well-being.

Can you look and feel better in just nine days?

The answer is yes! The new improved aloe vera-based Clean 9 Programme can help jumpstart your journey to a slimmer, healthier you. This effective, easy-to-follow programme will give you the tools you need to start transforming your body today.

The game of conkers

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In the days before television, computers, or iPads, children often had to be inventive to amuse themselves. When it came to street games they were well able to use their imaginations as they played games like Jackstones, O’Grady Says Do This, Tops, Queenie Queenie, Rover Red Rover, One Two Three Redlight, Jack Jack Show the Light, London Bridge is Falling Down, Cad, skipping, hobbies, marbles, and slides (in winter). Another traditional seasonal game, usually played in September, October, and November, was ‘conkers’ using the seeds of horse chestnut trees. The term conker applies to the tree as well as the seed and there are several theories as to where the name came from. The nut is found in a prickly case which falls from the tree. It is drilled using a nail, sometimes a compass (be careful not to stick yourself!), and then a piece of string is run through it with a knot tied at one end to secure the conker.

International bestseller novelist dies in Lecanvey

Internationally acclaimed novelist Marsha Mehran has been found dead in an apartment in Lecanvey.

Kick-start a new life with Forever Living Clean 9

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Pampering treats

Still searching for the ideal beauty gift or stocking filler as the season of the holly and the berries is just days away? Well, look no further than Ziaja’s Christmas gift collection.

 

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