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Having had such a wet summer and early autumn, lawns may be riddled with moss more so than ever.

Yoga and mindfulness have several benefits for children and young people’s physical and mental health.

A new addiction has been sweeping the county, regularly gathering crowds of up to 200 who get together to rid themselves of their two left feet, and it's called the Tom Jive four week beginner jive course.

Have you been promising yourself that you will improve your lifestyle and get in shape, but just keep putting it on the long finger? Do yourself a favour and stop making excuses. Christmas is just 12 weeks away, so why not set yourself a goal and transform your life and your shape, starting today.

Last Monday, at 5.30 pm, RTÉ 2 broadcast the opening episode of Drop Dead Weird, a madcap teen comedy following the hilarious antics of an Australian family who move to a seaside village in the west of Ireland to run a B&B.

BETWEEN STAND-UP and improv performances, dishing up exotic treats in Massimo, presenting a Flirt FM radio show, doing poetry readings on a bus, hosting art workshops and performing science-based comedy, the multitalented Phill Jupitis has an extremely busy Vodafone Comedy Carnival ahead of him.

It is not something people talk about in their weight loss plan but Motivation Weight Management thinks where you cook and eat your food has a big impact on how well you manage.

Nutritional therapy is an evidence-based approach to maximising one’s health potential though individually formulated nutritional and lifestyle changes. It promotes the benefits of good, wholesome, unprocessed foods for optimal well-being, as well as the therapeutic effects of particular foods for specific health conditions.

Westmeath County Council is encouraging the public to consider alternative means of transport to their cars as part of World Car Free Day on Friday, September 22.

Galway Grinds Academy is a specialised Irish, French, and English grinds school providing weekly Saturday tuition for students from second to sixth year, from as little as €10 per grind at its city centre location at 45 Dominick Street. In the newly refurbished academy, state of the art technology is used to enhance the key concepts in each lesson. Students can avail of grinds in the challenging subject areas of Irish, French, and English.