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First 1,000 Days ambassador, celebrity chef, and dad Neven Maguire is calling on the parents of Westmeath to submit their very own tried and tested recipes for the First 1,000 Days parents recipe competition. The competition is in search of the best recipes that are suitable during the first 1,000 days of life, which includes pregnancy, breastfeeding, weaning, and toddlerhood, right up to two years of age.

A and T Printing, Colas Group, Galway Turkeys, MAPs Ltd and the Marine Institute / Foras na Mara were among 40 private and public sector organisations to receive awards this week from the Minister of State for Small Business, Mr John Perry TD.

Women across the world admit that seasonal changes in eating habits can affect their digestive wellbeing, according to a recent survey carried out by Danone and released for the global World Gastroenterology Organisation (WGO) Love Your Tummy campaign.

Irish people are feeling the effects of the recession, working longer hours and juggling more family commitments than ever before. According to a recent attitudinal survey conducted by Danone, 58 per cent of those in Mayo who claim they are always stressed, recognise that their digestive health has an impact on their stress levels. Sixty per cent of those in Mayo who claimed that they were “stressed all or most of the time” spend less than 15 minutes eating their main meal even though 52 per cent are aware that rushing a meal has a very negative effect on the digestive system.

Mayo people are asked to register their toddlers now on www.barnardos.ie. The Danone Big Toddle for Barnardos is a fun sponsored walk for toddlers and an enjoyable way to raise funds to support the vital work that Barnardos does with children and families in communities all over Ireland.

A New Year’s resolution can help you to make a profound, lasting, and positive change in your life. Yet sticking to resolutions can be notoriously difficult. Barnardos, Ireland’s leading children’s charity, has some suggestions to help you keep your resolution and also make a difference to the lives of children living in Ireland.

A New Year’s resolution can help you to make a profound, lasting, and positive change in your life. Yet sticking to resolutions can be notoriously difficult. Barnardos, Ireland’s leading children’s charity, has some suggestions to help you keep your resolution and also make a difference to the lives of children living in Ireland.

Heart disease remains the country’s biggest killer. However, for many people their risk of developing it can be dramatically reduced or delayed by making some simple lifestyle changes.

Heart disease remains the country’s biggest killer. However, for many people their risk of developing it can be dramatically reduced or delayed by making some simple lifestyle changes.

More than nine out of 10 Galway men would like to deflate their tummies if it were possible, according to a new survey.