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This week we take an in-depth look at group three of the Galway Senior Football Championship.

Irish Wheelchair Association’s frontline workers are delivering vital services to people with physical disabilities in homes in Athlone and Westmeath throughout the COVID-19 crisis.

Town Mayor, Cllr. Frankie Keena, has called for the abolition of commercial rates for all local businesses during the COVID-19 lockdown period.

Mairead McGuinness MEP and First Vice-President of the European Parliament, has stressed the need to remain COVID-19 aware and vigilant as the global pandemic persists, as she called upon members of the public to continue to heed essential health expert advice.

Rosemount native, Barry Fielding, and his wife Grace, who hails from Tubber, both now resident in Jersey City in the US, spoke to the Athlone Advertiser this week, as COVID-19 personally impacted upon their daily lives in recent times.

Since we last spoke, we have all been living through this never-never land of coronavirus.

SSE Renewables and Greencoat Renewables, joint owners of Galway Wind Park, have today launched a €70,000 COVID-19 response fund to support local communities around the wind farm in Connemara.

Did you know not all pharmacies charge the same price? Have you priced your prescription yet at Pure Pharmacy?

With all of the challenges imposed on our society by the health emergency created by Covid-19, people, communities, and business have become adaptive, flexible, and innovative. On March 16, Sherry FitzGerald decided to close all its owned branch offices to comply with regulations and to protect the health and wellbeing of clients and staff. The company adapted by immediately moving to expanding virtual offerings with virtual viewings, virtual valuations, market appraisals, and expand its online bidding processes.

We have nearly completed our fourth week in lockdown, and nearly 500,000 people in Ireland have been counting the economic cost of the global pandemic, as hospitality, retail, and many other sectors have halted in order to contain the spread of the coronavirus. Those who have been left with no job have been seeking the Pandemic Unemployment Payment of €350 a week to try to tide them over while all non-essential businesses remain closed.