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Established in 1993 by married couple, Yvonne and John Miland, Milands Garden Centre and Florist in Mountbellew, Co Galway, has grown and bloomed beautifully over the past 30 years.

Continuing to provide an expert quality of service in Mountbellew, the ever popular Milands Garden Centre, Florist and Capolatte Cafe is now offering 20 percent of all products as the summer season approaches its conclusion.

Continuing to provide an expert quality of service in Mountbellew, the perennially popular Milands Garden Centre, Florist and Capolatte Cafe is a must visit for all your gardening and floral requirements.

Creating a Christmas wreath is an apt manner in which to welcome family members to your home during the festive season.

A growing number of ‘flower farmers’ are cultivating their passion for beautiful fresh flowers and growing their own flowers and foliage on Irish soil.

Flowers are an essential element of every wedding, and the talented, passionate and experienced team at Flowers.ie will guide couples every step of the way, from bridal bouquets and ceremony flowers to centrepieces and reception decor.

April has finally arrived, spring is in the air and Flowers.ie are here to help you add some colourful, bright and fresh new ideas to your home decor. They have the top rated customer service and will even send you a video of your arrangement once it is done so you can see it before it goes out for delivery.

Go ahead… be romantic! Valentines Day is injecting some much needed romance into our lockdown, and many people will be thinking about how they can surprise their significant other in the most romantic way! If your single, why not treat yourself or surprise one of your pals?

Valentine’s Day is definitely going to be a little different this year. Landing right in the middle of lockdown, by the time Cupid pays a visit many of us will have spent months either cooped up with our significant other, or been separated for weeks.

THE CENTENARY of the 1916 Rising and its aftermath will continue to be marked in Galway with two events taking place, one today, the other later this month.