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Christmas is a time when our digestive and immune systems come under attack from rich foods, excess alcohol and, in the run up to the big day — stress.

Christmas is a time when our digestive and immune systems come under attack from rich foods, excess alcohol and, in the run up to the big day — stress.

We live in a colourful world with rainbows of colour everywhere we look. The hair colour business is no different, with an array of shades available to the client. Blondes, coppers, browns, brunettes, or reds in highlights, lowlights, slashes or splashes of colour or all over — clients are spoilt for choice.

Club Óige na Cille Móire is scheduled for fourth and fifth class, on Thursday November 25 from 6.30pm to 7.45pm, in Halla Naomh Bhreandáin, Each Léim.

Echinacea is one of the most popular herbal remedies to help boost immune systems and fight off colds and flu. However research has shown that not all echinaceas are the same. Fresh echinacea contains almost three times more active substances than from the same amount of dried herb, helping to stamp out winter sniffles and ensure your immune system works more effectively.

Two youth groups, Ardagh Foróige Club and Cong Foróige Club, are to take part in a TV programme which goes behind the scenes and follows the positive contributions that young people make to their local communities as part of the permanent TSB Foróige Youth Citizenship Awards.

The cold and flu season has arrived for another year targeting weak immune systems all over the county. A Vogel herbal advisor, Rick North, gives us five simple tips to help boost our immune systems and keep our health in check.

Our bodies intuitively and instinctively tell us what we are sensitive to, what we are allergic to, what hurts us, what we do and don’t want, and what we can’t handle any more.

Sneezing, runny/blocked nose, red, watery, itchy eyes and an itchy throat. If you are currently under seige from these symptoms then you may be one of the 15 per cent of people who suffers from the summertime misery known as hayfever.

Moate junior and senior foróige club have been chosen to participate in a TV programme to showcase the amazing work of young people who make a positive difference to the lives of others by choosing to work in their local community. The decision was announced at the permanent tsb Foróige Youth Citizenship Awards held in Tullamore recently.