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Areas of Galway city could once again be under water as there is a risk of further flooding during exceptionally high tides from today until Tuesday.

Fitness tips from Zen Fitness & Leisure at the Athlone Springs Hotel

“Life is sweeter under the sea.” So sings the quirky Jamaican lobster Sebastian in Disney’s The Little Mermaid.

Water is an important part of our daily lives. Many of us take it for granted – we wake up in the morning, take a shower, brush our teeth, grab a cuppa and head out for the day, but as a recent survey by Irish Water reveals, the majority of those surveyed in Mayo (87 per cent) misjudge how much water we actually use at home on a daily basis.

The majority of Galway people underestimate how much water they use at home, according to the results of a survey published by Irish Water this week.

More than 30 ring buoys that had been removed from their locations and thrown along the River Corrib and the Salthill prom, were returned to the Galway City Council this week.

Health warnings prohibiting swimming in Lough Ennell have been lifted this week by Westmeath County Council.

The Vichy experts at Matt O Flaherty Chemist, William Street, Galway, invite you to have your hydration levels checked using the Vichy Consult tool this weekend.

For the first time since Granuaile’s day, a tall ship will moor overnight at Clare Island. Scheduled to arrive on July 23, the barquentine Thalassa is an imposing and seaworthy sailor, rigged according to old tradition but fitted with every modern safety convenience. It is embarking on an Irish tour, leaving Belfast on Sunday July 14 and finishing in Galway on Sunday, July 28.

Not all of the 12 Blue Flag beaches in the county are patrolled by a lifeguard which has caused concern among locals according to councillor Michael McNamara.