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TOMORROW MARKS a significant milestone in Elaine Cosgrove’s career as a writer. While already a published poet - her work has appeared in The Stinging Fly, The Penny Dreadful, and The Bohemyth, and was selected for the Eyewear Publishing anthology Best New British & Irish Poets - Transmissions is her stepping onto a bigger stage.

Broadcaster and journalist Lorraine Keane discovered by accident that she was in the early stages of the perimenopause - a transitional time which can last anything between four and 10 years prior to menopause.

In Ireland up to one in six couples are affected with infertility. While the causes can be wide ranging including hormone imbalance, PCOS, endometriosis, and sperm disorders, the effects of being unable to conceive can be very distressing for the couple concerned. Acupuncture treatment is widely used by couples seeking to improve their chances of conceiving.

Jobs Expo Galway, the West’s premier recruitment event, returns this Saturday, September 16, offering attendees a huge variety of job opportunities with up to 40 leading employers, as well as career advice, seminars and workshops.

Healthy shiny hair is very appealing and is very much a reflection of inner health and adequate nutrient intake.

Celebrated Galway band, Amazing Apples, will make a welcome return to The Snug on Friday, March 31, from 9pm. Do not miss the chance to see one of Ireland's hottest bands right on your doorstep.

Property advisor CBRE is offering a prime investment opportunity to the market for sale by private treaty.

For the dedication she has demonstrated in service to her community, Lisa Gallagher, from Belmullet has been recognised as one of 20 finalists in the 2017 Pramerica Spirit of Community Awards, the only all-Ireland youth initiative of its kind which rewards post-primary students for outstanding acts of volunteerism and the positive contribution they make in their local communities and further afield.

The last remaining Westmeath side in this year’s FAI Junior Cup have learned their fate following the draw for Round 7 of the FAI Junior Cup in association with Aviva and Umbro.

The commercial property market in Galway remained robust throughout the year with the only obstacle to further growth being a lack of supply in key sectors, according to Cushman & Wakefield's 2016 review. The reemergence of the traditional pillar banks backing property, along with the continued presence of cash buyers in the market, has meant that competition for good quality assets has improved.