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This really isn’t what any of us had planned for this time. Everyone of us had plans for what we would have been doing last weekend, and in the summer ahead. None of us could ever have foreseen just how all of these would be reduced to dust in the interest of the greater good.

Working in any type of industrial environment can pose a potential risk to employees’ vision. Machinery, chemicals, sparks, or metal fragments can damage eyes irreparably. Providing corporate eyecare and safety eyewear to local businesses, Specsavers Galway stores, located at the Eyre Square Centre and in the Headford Road Shopping Centre, offer a comprehensive range of safety glasses. These are specially designed to protect the eyes and, with prescription lenses, can be worn in place of the employee’s own glasses.

Specsavers Galway stores specialise in children’s eyecare and can provide you with expert advice on the best eyewear ranges for your little ones. This includes contact lenses, which are perfect for after school sports and other recreational activities ahead of the new school year.

Good vision is essential in helping people fulfil their potential in many pursuits including sports such as running, swimming, and cycling. Specsavers Eyre Square and Headford Road specialises in eye care and the professional teams are on hand to advise on the best eyewear ranges, including contact lenses.

You do not need to be an eyecare specialist to have heard of ailments such as glaucoma and cataracts that affect our eyes. However mention conditions such as blepharitis or meibomian gland dysfunction (MGD) and many of us would be left shrugging our shoulders. This is spite of the fact the two are leading causes of dry eye syndrome.

FREE COMIC Book Day happens each year on the first Saturday in May at participating comic book shops worldwide, with this year's event taking place in Sub City Comics, Eyre Square Centre, on May 4 from 11am.

O'Donnellan & Joyce auctioneers is offering to the market three excellent properties located in Galway city centre. These properties are for sale by private treaty and viewing is highly recommended. They would be ideal owner occupier residences or gilt edged investments.

A primary school teacher from Luimnagh, Corrandulla was selected as the 2018 Galway Rose at the Clayton Hotel, Ballybrit last weekend.

Galway will be painted ‘Ed’ this weekend as an expected 60,000 fans flock to the city to see Ed Sheeran perform at Pearse Stadium. Construction crews are this morning (Thursday) putting the finishing touches to the mammoth stage on the pitch at Salthill.

This Friday, February 23, is the closing date for nominations for Gradam Sheosaimh Uí Ógartaigh - Galway’s Bilingual Business award. You can nominate a business/organisation to enter the Gradam and you don’t need to be a fluent speaker to enter as Gaillimh le Gaeilge will work with you every step of the way. Log onto www.gleg.ie to enter online, free of charge.