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A special programme for empathy education developed at University of Galway is to be expanded into Transition Year (TY) in secondary schools nationwide.

It will be a night of pure nostalgia at Monroe’s Live as Smash Hits return to the golden era of the Nineties on Saturday, November 1, at 9pm, followed by a late night with DJ Corey Herself until 2.30am.

Many children will sadly, early in their lives, face the devastation and heartbreak caused by the death of a loved one. The “Growing Up in Ireland” study revealed that 2.2 per cent of nine-year-olds have lost a parent, one per cent, a sibling, and 28 per cent have experienced the death of a grandparent. Previous reports suggest that 30 per cent of adolescents have had at least one sudden loss in their lifetime.

As warmer weather draws more people to Ireland’s coast for swimming, paddleboarding, surfing, and other water sports, Specsavers Galway is encouraging enthusiasts to take proactive steps to protect their hearing health.

As the team at Best Glass Ltd approach the company's first anniversary on July 9, they are filled with gratitude and excitement for the journey so far. Since opening, Galway has warmly welcomed them, and they are incredibly thankful for the support from the local community, clients, and contractors. "Your trust and enthusiasm have been the driving force behind our success," they said.

A parent whose child is suffering from anxiety can feel utterly helpless. They are desperate to help them, but simply do not know what to do. For a parent whose child is on the CAMHS waiting list, the waiting time can feel catastrophic. But ISPCC can help parents to help their children.

There are weeks that pass without much notice — ordinary days strung together in the rhythm of life. And then there are weeks like this one in Galway, when time itself seems to pause, heavy with grief, as two vibrant lives were lost on our roads.

Imagine you are six-years-old. You live in a happy home with your parents and younger sister. The days pass in a blur of fun, laughter, and childish playfulness.

The 16th of October 2016 is etched indelibly onto Olive Foley's memory. It is a day she will never forget. 

The existence of the Bereavement Officer services to deal with bereaved familes at Galway University Hospitals should be better communicated to the public, a Galway city councillor told the Regional Health Forum on Tuesday.