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As the year draws to a close, many of us are craving rest, recovery, and a chance to feel more energised when January begins. This is why gifting wellness has become a thoughtful alternative to buying physical items, especially for people recovering from surgery or injury, managing chronic conditions, or simply feeling run down by the demands of daily life.

Ingrown toenails may seem like a minor nuisance, but anyone who has endured them knows how quickly they can disrupt daily life — causing persistent pain, recurring infections, and constant discomfort with every step. While temporary fixes may offer short-term relief, many people find the problem keeps coming back. At Foot Health Podiatry in Claregalway, a long-term, reliable solution is available, delivered by a CORU-registered podiatrist with over 20 years of clinical experience.

Connacht Rugby will be looking to redeem themselves when they host South African side Black Lions on Saturday in Dexcom Stadium (8pm).

With the festive season in full swing, you might be thinking about choosing meaningful gifts for loved ones. For people recovering from surgery or injury, managing a chronic health condition, or looking to improve their skin health, hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT) could offer a restorative boost. This year, the gift of wellness could be one of the most thoughtful presents of all.

Connacht open their European campaign against familiar foes Ospreys on Sunday (3.15pm), boosted by their solid victory over the South African Sharks at the weekend.

Connacht Rugby's Dexcom Stadium and High Performance Centre (HPC) is a hive of activity. Work continues behind the new Clan Stand as head coach Stuart Lancaster and his squad train out on the pristine Dexcom Stadium surface. Inside the new Connacht Rugby HPC, there is a tangible enthusiasm that reverberates through the building and meets you around every corner. Connacht Rugby is gearing up for its newest and most exciting chapter yet.

As we mark International Men’s Day on November 19, it’s a good moment to highlight an area of men’s health that’s less often discussed: recovery after surgery, injury or cancer treatment.

GHR Consulting, in conjunction with the Galway Celtic Supporters Club, is organising a Table Quiz on Thursday, October 30, in McGinn’s Hophouse, in memory of their dear friend Eamonn Nugent, who sadly passed away from a brain tumour at just 31 years old.

If you’re healing from surgery, you’ll know that recovery takes time, rest and care.

The hospital is the first in Ireland to introduce Convergent Biaxial 3-Dimensional (CB3) fixation where special plates are engineered to fit the exact shape of a broken rib, and accelerate healing.