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Coisceim Foot Clinic, Barna, has been serving the local community for the last 16 years. The team are experts in the prevention, diagnosis, treatment and rehabilitation of conditions of the feet. They deal with all kinds of foot issues, including verrucae, fungal skin and nails, corns, calluses, nail reconstruction, and diabetic care etc.

Luan Gallery opened 'Athrú, an Invocation' a group exhibition featuring Irish artists Mark Clare, Rosie O’Reilly, and Teresa Dillon with guest speaker Sarah Searson, on Friday, July 7.

The Oranmore-Maree Twinning Association will host a special soirée A Taste of France in local French restaurant, Armorica, Tuesday, July 11 at 7pm. An open invitation is extended to all for a delightful evening.

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Luan Gallery is delighted to present Athrú, an Invocation; a group exhibition featuring Irish artists Mark Clare, Rosie O’Reilly, and Teresa Dillon.

Donal Mac Amhlaigh was born on Cappagh Road in Barna on December 10, 1926. His father James was a native of Kinvara who fought with the East Clare Brigade of the IRA in the War of Independence and who later joined the Irish Army. His mother was an Irish speaker, Mary Condon from Cappagh. They had three sons and a daughter in family. Pádraic Ó Conaire was a regular visitor to their house.

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Galway Technical Institute presents the artists and designers of the future in their 2023 pop-up end of year student art exhibition. As the name HeadstART suggests, students from the Art Portfolio Preparation QQI Level 5 programme have a great head start on graduating from the programme at GTI, where they are equipped with the skills and art and design understanding that supports them in successfully progressing to a range of further education or third level opportunities.

Companies in the medtech sector who wish to do business in China are invited to a Business Breakfast event at Clayton Hotel next Wednesday May 17 at Clayton Hotel Galway.

The 2023 Schools Playwright Competition, hosted in conjunction with the RTÉ All Ireland Drama Festival Fringe and sponsored by the Athlone Credit Union saw Transition Year students from twelve counties compete for the prestigious award, the winner, Cormac Reilly from Glenamaddy being announced at a ceremony in the Dean Crowe Theatre recently.