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The HSE is urging the public to help prevent the spread of flu and norovirus (the contagious virus that causes vomiting and diarrhoea) by avoiding hospitals and GP surgeries so as not to infect others who may be already unwell.

Chiropractic care has been proven time and time again as an effective tool to combat the stresses of everyday life. When a woman becomes pregnant there are significant additional stresses placed on her body, which leads to a large number of pregnant women suffering from unnecessary pain and discomfort.

Connacht's slim Champions Cup hopes will be in the "last chance saloon" in Liberty Stadium this evening.

Connacht's slim Champions Cup hopes will be in the "last chance saloon" in Liberty Stadium tomorrow evening (Friday).

Galway City Chiropractic has provided services of CAI registered chiropractic care to the public for the past 17 years.

Up to one in three people in Ireland may be suffering from food allergies, and if you could be one of them, find out with a food intolerance test with Honeybee Health Store on Lower Abbeygate Street.

Sligo are the only team on the minds of Mayo players and management as they prepare an assault on the 2017 Connacht championship against the Yeats County in MacHale Park on Sunday afternoon. Both Stephen Rochford and his captain Cillian O’Connor were quick to shoot down any notions of Mayo being talked up as Nestor or Sam Maguire cup contenders until those trophies were on the line in a given game. Until then the name of the game is entirely the opposition in front of them.

Headaches can have many origins. Properly diagnosing your headache is the first step to help find relief.

Galway City Chiropractic has provided services of CAI (Chiropractic Association of Ireland) registered chiropractic care to the public for the past 17 years in the heart of Galway city. The company has striven to provide the people of Galway and the surrounding areas with the highest standard of patient care and continues to have the same clinic ethos, which is to do the most and the best they can for any patient who crosses the door and asks for help.

Sonia O'Sullivan will headline an event in the Salthill Hotel next Wednesday as part of the celebrations to mark 100 years of Irish Schools Athletics.