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The Ballyheane 55 Club will host a tea dance to celebrate its first birthday in Ballyheane Community Centre on Sunday March 8 from 3pm to 6pm.

If you have a poem, a song, some writings, can dance or play music join us for an informal Open Mic night at The Creel Café and Restaurant, The Quay, Westport on Thursday June 4 at 8pm.

Now that we have had 10 years of coffee houses springing up in every conceivable space, the ‘cup of tea’ has nearly been consigned to history. Indeed the phrase ‘Would you like a cup of tea?’ seems to be taken by many to read as, ‘Would you like a cup of coffee?’ Except for a certain generation where the ‘cuppa’ still reigns supreme, most people are now devoted coffee consumers.

Slender, a naturally based range from Lifes2good, offers a complete programme for weight management. The Slender programme works 24 hours a day, helping reduce fat, maintain and improve muscle tone, and give measurable inch loss results.

Twenty years ago, in April 1989, Frank and Ellen Heneghan opened their first cafe in The Bridge Mills. They painstakingly restored the derelict corn mill that had functioned until the 1970s.

The whole country may be reeling from cost savings and cutbacks but there is no need to tighten your belt at the Living Room Bar and Restaurant, where prices have been slashed so lunch can now be enjoyed for less than €10.

On Saturday November 28 Cairde Crann Mór will present A Night of Entertainment Irish Style, in Roundfort Community Centre starting at 8.30pm, where a host of local artists will entertain.

Charlotte Fleming from Ballina, Co Mayo has travelled to Kenya and visited the Lyons Tea plantation, the first tea plantation in the world to earn Rainforest Alliance certification, meeting comprehensive environmental and social standards.

New research has revealed that drinking just one cup of regular black tea per day may help to protect against cardiovascular disease, thereby keeping the heart healthy. This is the first study to show that drinking black tea, depending on the dose, reduces both blood pressure and arterial stiffness, helping to maintain a person’s cardiovascular health. The research was conducted at the University of L’Aquila in Italy and supported by the Lipton Institute of Tea.