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On the June Bank Holiday weekend, Cancer Care West is looking for cyclists to make the epic 240k journey from Donegal town to Inis Aoibhinn, Cancer Care West’s residential facility in Galway. This event is being organised in a bid to raise funds for Inis Aoibhinn. This intense route was chosen because over 70 per cent of those using the treatment and services provided at Inis Aoibhinn come from the Mayo, Donegal and Sligo area.

On the June Bank Holiday weekend, Cancer Care West is looking for cyclists to make the epic 240k journey from Donegal town to Inis Aoibhinn, Cancer Care West’s residential facility in Galway. This event is being organised in a bid to raise funds for Inis Aoibhinn. This intense route was chosen because over 70 per cent of those using the treatment and services provided at Inis Aoibhinn come from the Mayo, Donegal and Sligo area.

The brain tumour support group in the western region is in existence since November 2006. It supports all those diagnosed with a brain tumour, their families and friends. The group meets once a month on the second Thursday of each month at 7.30pm in the Cancer Care West Centre, Seamus Quirke Road, Galway.

A 7km fun run/walk takes place this Sunday March 31, Easter Sunday, in Glasson in aid of The Friends of St Luke’s Cancer Care.

Cancer Care West has announced that Síle Seoige will be supporting the charity in this year’s Connemara Marathon this April. The Newstalk broadcaster and Gaeilgeoir is organising a team of people including her sister Gráinne as well as chef Clodagh McKenna and models Roz Purcell and Rosanna Davison to take part in the marathon on April 7.

Tom Lohan, a budding local photographer, will hold his first photographic exhibition in The Tavern pub in Cloghanover, outside Headford, this Sunday, Mother’s Day.

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KARMA NIGHT CLUB will hold its ‘Big Massive Christmas Fancy Dress Party’ in aid of Cancer Care West on St Stephen’s Night.

A film charity table quiz night, in aid of Cancer Care West, takes place at the Bierhaus, Dominick Street, next Wednesday at 7.30pm.

The Midlands region of the IACP (Irish Association of Counsellors/Psychotherapists) are holding a workshop on complicated grief in the Tuar Ard Centre, Moate, on October 20, facilitated by Dr Helen Grealley.