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Do you want to start the New Year with a new hobby? Why not start now and book your place on one of the Irish courses offered by Conradh na Gaeilge? The classes are tailored to your needs.

Every year, January marks a fresh start, with a renewed focus on our health and wellbeing. We all hope the challenges of 2020 will soon be behind us, and now is the time to shake off some of the bad habits acquired during periods of lockdown. Specsavers has advice for those who have not given their vision and hearing health the care it needs during the last few months.

The prospect of yet another lockdown has cast a shadow over the country but for one lucky individual, the new year will get off to the best possible start.

As the dawning of a new year fast approaches, Athlone Town Mayor, Cllr Aengus O’Rourke, reflects upon an immensely trying and turbulent year during which the persistent presence of Covid-19 impacted upon all matters local community and will continue to do so during the initial months of 2021.

With the hope of normality resuming in the new year, lifestyles will quickly return to their busy schedules.

It has been a truly difficult and challenging year for Buccaneers Rugby Football Club with very few matches played, reduced revenue and isolation due to the unprecedented Covid-19 pandemic.

Look after the little things in life. Because one day the time will come when you realise they are the big things.

If you take a health risk in the run-up up to Christmas then you are putting anyone you meet during the festive season in danger.

In keeping with the festive Christmas tradition of giving, and acknowledging the difficulties that local charities have encountered in their fundraising attempts this year, Clayton Hotel Galway has €1,000 to gift to one lucky charity.

Breakthrough Cancer Research, Ireland’s leading cancer research charity, is embarking on an exciting new awareness campaign that will launch early in The New Year.