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In a world where “green” labels are easy to print but hard to prove, a quiet movement is helping separate genuine commitment from good intentions.

Visitors to Galway City Centre now have a new, convenient parking option — and a chance to support local youth sport in the process. The Bish Rowing Club has launched a fundraising initiative by managing the car park at St. Joseph’s “The Bish” Secondary School. Open daily from 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., the car park provides centrally located parking for those attending the Galway International Arts Festival, the Galway Races, or simply enjoying a day of shopping, dining, or sightseeing.

Just when you think you are delightedly organised for the upcoming holiday season, along comes Music for Galway already planning next Christmas!

Eighty per cent of the population will suffer low back pain at some stage in their life. We only have one spine so taking care of yours is vital to a happy and healthful lifestyle. Disc bulges are one of the most common complaints treated by a chiropractor, and although they affect all ages and both men and women, research has shown men suffer from them nearly twice as much, the lumbar discs are one of the main controllers of the lower back and this is where 95 per cent of bulges occur, somewhere around the L4/L5 or S1 joints.

We have to get over the silly nicknames first.

Galway City Council has again achieved three prestigious Green Flag Awards, at the announcement this week by An Taisce Environmental Education Unit. The Green Flag Awards acknowledge Ireland’s best public parks and gardens, with Quincentennial Park in Salthill achieving the award for the fourth time, Children’s Millennium Park retaining the honour for a fifth year in a row and O’Sullivan Park in Mervue achieving the award for the second time.

A new charity match, organised by the Galway Football Association, will take place Thursday September 21 in Eamonn Deacy Park (7.30pm).

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Galway travel to Dr Hyde Park on Sunday afternoon to face off against a Roscommon side that surprised many by defeating Mayo in the Connacht quarter-final two weeks ago. The game throws in at 4.30 and is live on RTE 2.

Mayo and Galway will renew their old rivalry on Sunday afternoon in Tuam Stadium in the Connacht LGFA Senior Football Championship Final.