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Mark Lohan is a perfectionist. A 'tasty' craftsman, as they would say in these parts, and it shows in the excellence of his creations. The North Galway man had a strong interest in art as a youngster and when combined with cabinet making, he was set on a journey that has seen him create what are perhaps the best kitchen design showrooms in the country.

Mark Lohan Kitchens (MLK) is bringing its unique brand of kitchen design to Galway city, with the opening of its new showroom in Ballybane Industrial Estate on Monday, August 28. MLK is an award-winning bespoke kitchen company based in Roscommon town, with more than 20 years’ experience and expertise in designing, crafting and installing exceptional kitchens for clients all over Ireland and the UK.

In line with Zimmer Biomet’s commitment to creating, supporting and celebrating diverse, equal and inclusive workplaces and communities, the Company recently hosted a Women’s Inspired Network (WIN) event at its manufacturing operations in Oranmore.

Galway-based Zimmer Biomet, a global leader in musculoskeletal healthcare, has played a key role in helping 100 people from Vietnam to walk again.

One of Mayo's biggest employers was subject to a proposed multi-billion sale this week.

Zimmer Biomet, a global leader in musculoskeletal healthcare, is celebrating a decade in Ireland. A leading employer in Oranmore and Shannon, the company’s footprint in Ireland now features two state-of-the-art manufacturing facilities plus a professional education centre that attracts healthcare professionals from around the world.

In one sense, John Concannon was ahead of his time. If he was starting off now and doing the same thing, he’d be known as a brand influencer using techniques deployed by the best bloggers. Think of the tens of thousands of guests who appeared on the Late Late Show since its inception in 1961, and in the top twenty clips, up there with the Boyzone segment, the Bishop and the Nightie, is John and his multi-bucket for feeding three calves at a time.

Galway received a major commercial boost with the announcement this morning (Thursday) that one of its biggest employers is to make a major financial investment into its manufacturing and technical plant in the city.

Allergan marked 40 successful years of business in Ireland this week confirming an additional investment of €42 million in its Irish operations in 2017. The company employs approximately 1,700 people in Ireland with the vast majority of those in its Westport plant. It also announced details of a new €50,000 Innovation Award Programme with Irish colleges around the country.