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Castlebar Rotary Club is organising a family walk in aid of the Irish Guide dogs for the Blind around Lough Lannagh Castlebar on Sunday July 15.

A fun family cycle day to fundraise for Ability West will take place on June 9.

An initiative by the Galway Rotary Club to instal a kicking plaque on the Salthill promenade has been accepted by city councillors.

James Shivnan, president of the Rotary Club of Athlone wishes to thank all those who contributed to making the Rotary Club’s Tree of Remembrance such a success over Christmas. Some €12,000 has been raised, with the money going to three local charities.

The Rotary Club of Mullingar is proud to present The Three Tenors who will perform at a gala concert in the Mullingar Park Hotel on Friday February 17 at 8pm.

This Christmas, the Home Care Remembrance Tree project will be hosted by the Rotary Club of Kilkenny, which hopes to capture the essence of the Christmas spirit and also provide a simple yet poignant way of remembering loved ones amid the hustle and bustle of the Christmas season. The work done by the Carlow-Kilkenny Home Care team has touched the lives of many people in recent years and this project allows people to express their gratitude for that work.

Athlone Rotary Club launched their annual Christmas fundraising campaign this week in aid of three local charities: South Westmeath Hospice, Midlands Simon Community, and the Athlone St Vincent De Paul.

Christmas lights in Belmullet

All across Ireland, Irish Guide Dogs for the Blind is organising local walks through its network of volunteers and is are inviting you to bring along your friends, family, and dogs to get active in your community and support this great cause.

Two Castlebar consultants will be travelling to Somalia in November to run specialist clinics to help and support local medical staff. Dr Meabh Ní Bhuinneain is a consultant obstetrician and gynaecologist. She has a lot of experience in Kenya and has been involved in building up existing health care structures in the Londiani region. Mr Paul O’Grady is a consultant in trauma and orthopaedic surgery. He has previously worked in Vietnam, Middle East, and Kenya. Their key objective is to help provide sustainable relief through resourcing and training existing medical staff. The Rotary Club of Castlebar, of which Mr O'Grady is a member, will run a church gate collection on Saturday/Sunday September 17 and 18 supporting this worthwhile project.