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Daniela Magnetti, an experienced and CORU-registered physical therapist, has recently opened a new clinic in Galway city centre, just off Eyre Square. She has spent over a decade in private practice, providing personalised care to clients across Galway and Mayo. Daniela is originally from Galway and she takes great pride in treating the community she grew up in.

Are you looking for therapies to help you maintain a healthy body and mind this autumn? Visit the experts in holistic wellness at SALT Float & Recovery Suites. Located two minutes off the M6 in Briarhill Business Park, this modern health spa is open seven days a week.

The newly formed Ray Leonard Players from Claremorris are proud to present their very first production – Christopher Durang’s classic American comedy Beyond Therapy tomorrow evening Saturday, February 8 in the Claremorris Town Hall Theatre.

Mental health is key to being healthy in today’s world. While nutrition and exercise are vital for our mental health, but we also need to look at our electrical energy system. Feeling down and depressed means there is a blockage somewhere in the body’s energy system.

Fianna Fáil TD for Roscommon/Galway, Deputy Eugene Murphy, has highlighted that a figure in excess of 3,000 people are waiting for speech and language therapy in his constituency.

Have you ever experienced any difficulty when swallowing food or drink? Occasional difficulty swallowing, which may happen when you drink too fast or talk while you are eating, usually is not a cause for concern. However if the problem persists, worsens, or causes distress or pain, it is important to have a full swallow evaluation.

The clinical research facility at University Hospital Galway is marking International Clinical Trials Day on Saturday with an open day at its facility in the UHG campus.

Nail fungal therapy has taken the world by storm and is currently available in County Galway.

Nail fungal therapy, which has taken the world by storm, is now available in Galway. The new and revolutionary treatment is known as PACT and uses a photosensitive gel combined with LED light. It is safe and gentle, with no side effects, no drugs, and is fast and effective. It works regardless of severity and kills fungus and bacteria.

Nail fungal therapy, which has taken the world by storm, is now available in Galway. The new and revolutionary treatment is known as PACT and uses a photosensitive gel combined with LED light. It is safe and gentle, with no side effects, no drugs, and is fast and effective. It works regardless of severity and kills fungus and bacteria.