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A study conducted by Technological University of the Shannon (TUS) in partnership with Offaly Sports Partnership has revealed a significant gap in coaches’ understanding of how the menstrual cycle impacts female athlete performance.

With the science of sport heavily skewed toward male athletes, a significant gender data research gap exists, causing things like impact of the menstrual cycle on female athletes’ training and performance to not be well understood.

Bio-Oil needs no introduction, the award winning global leading product for scars and stretchmarks is loved and endorsed by mums, celebrities and industry leaders worldwide.

Irish Water working in partnership with the Galway City Council has commenced remedial works at the Long Walk which will improve water quality in the area, provide environmental benefits, and reduce the presence of wet wipes along the River Corrib.

The aim of zero waste is to reuse what we can and compost what we cannot. With that in mind, more and more people are opting for reusable water bottles, metal straws, and eco-friendly packaging. However when it comes to making lifestyle changes, it can be hard to know where to start.

Francis' Soap Shop, located in Unit 11 of Corbett Court Shopping Centre, provides a unique and refreshing brand of natural cosmetics that is steadily gaining popularity in Ireland.

For those of you who have ever been to Old Trafford to watch Man Utd I am sure you are familiar with the song about “never dying” in honour of the club’s resurrection after the tragic Munich Air disaster. I know there has not been such a tragedy in Mayo football terms but such a song would be very appropriate about Michael Solan’s Mayo u21 team. They never give up. They never die.

The daily routine of taking make-up off at the end of a long day or an even later night often has us reaching for wipes whether to use with our favourite cleanser and toner or on their own.

It is important to choose the right deodorant which meets your needs and ensures you feel fresh all day. With such a large selection in the shops it can be difficult to know which one is right for you.

A number of scientific studies in recent years have linked chemical ingredients in personal care products to adverse health effects. International studies cite the ingredients in hair dyes as contributing to the incidence of certain types of cancer. Sourcing chemical-free hair colour and cosmetics has led Simply Natural, an Irish owned company, to bring Naturigin organic based hair colour to Ireland. It is paraben and ammonia free. Parabens (a preservative linked to breast cancer) are present in most hair colour brands. Ammonia is widely known to thin the hair.