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A man who walked out of hospital in the middle of treatment had his patient ID wrist band still on when an ambulance crew came to pick him up after he was found in a paralytic condition some hours later.

As the days grow longer and the temperature rises, summer is not just a season for sunshine, it is a runway of bold statements, relaxed silhouettes and vibrant colour waiting to be embraced.

Skechers is stepping into a new chapter in Galway, bringing comfort and innovation to the forefront with its Glide Step range for men and women – now available at the new Skechers pop-up store in Edward Square.

As winter comes to a close and nature starts to bloom again, spring isn’t just a season of renewal; it’s a runway of fresh fashion statements waiting to be embraced.

Planet Retro is a vintage clothing store based on Merchants Road, offering the best vintage fashions with a modern twist.

As the chill of autumn gives way to crisp winter days, Skechers brings warmth, style, and versatility to your wardrobe with its range of women’s boots.

Now in its second year, the event recognised standout performers across a wide range of categories from 'Salon of the Year' to 'Outstanding Achievement' and 'Excellence Awards'. With hundreds of nominations received nationwide, competition was extremely high, making the inclusion of a number of Galway-based businesses amongst the winners and recognised businesses even more impressive.

Looking your best need not require huge effort and does not have to cost a fortune. There are many ways to look great on a budget. With a little thought, planning, and imagination you can create new looks.

This April, Sheneil Shoes celebrates 15 incredible years of offering women beautiful footwear and accessories that inspire confidence, comfort, and style. Since opening its doors in Oranmore in 2010, the boutique — founded by Sheila Considine — has grown and flourished thanks to Sheila’s passion for fashion and her commitment to delivering high-quality, affordable choices.

Galway University Hospitals have recently adopted advanced high-precision radiotherapy technology, eliminating the need for permanent skin marks (tattoos) for radiotherapy patients.