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Centrally located within atmospheric surrounds, Shiva Therapy is a haven for holistic and beauty treatments in the heart of Athlone.

Trish Crampton of Acupuncture West Clinic first discovered the benefits of acupuncture and traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) after the birth of her second child. "I soon came to learn that Chinese medicine takes into consideration the individual as a whole in terms of mind, body, emotions, and spirit," she said.

When Gearóidín Uí Loideáin contacted her friend Norita one day two years ago and said she was taking her to the city for some retail therapy little did she realise that that trip to the shops would save her friend's life.

Irish Apothecary creates a place in the centre of Westport for people to come and experience all the benefits of being well in mind, body and soul.

Three friends will let their feet do the talking over the next few weeks as they undertake a novel campaign aimed at raising much-needed funds for counselling services in Connacht, while also raising awareness of community support for those experiencing challenging times.

SALT Float and Recovery Suites is the go-to place for optimising mental and physical wellbeing in Galway. Located two minutes off the M6 in Briarhill Business Park, if you are looking to manage pain or add some pleasure to your health routine SALT Float and Recovery Suites is open seven days a week.

BEYOND THERAPY, the 1982 comedy play by the American writer Christopher Durang, will be performed in Galway city and Clifden by the Ray Leonard Players, a new theatre company named after the west of Ireland director, producer, and mentor.

The newly formed Ray Leonard Players from Claremorris are proud to present their very first production – Christopher Durang’s classic American comedy Beyond Therapy tomorrow evening Saturday, February 8 in the Claremorris Town Hall Theatre.

DR BHATTI, I KEEP GETTING FREQUENT SORE THROATS AND INFECTIONS HOW CAN I STRENGTHEN MY IMMUNE SYSTEM?

A SENSORY screening of Little Women, the acclaimed new adaptation of Louisa May Alcott's novel, will take place at the Pálás Cinema this Sunday at 10.30am.