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An oral hearing to discuss the environmental impact of the proposed N6 Galway city ring road should happen as soon as September, according to council officials.

Due to popular demand, Hidden Hearing’s Gift of Hearing campaign is back for 2021.

Due to popular demand, Hidden Hearing’s Gift of Hearing campaign is back for 2021. Ireland’s largest provider of hearing healthcare is gifting €30,000 worth of the new life changing Oticon More hearing aids to help over 60s connect through the joys of sound in May and June.

Former Ireland rugby captain Rory Best has teamed up with Specsavers to support its Healthy Hearing campaign, launched in celebration of important PRSI changes.

The Treatment Benefit Scheme run by the Department of Social Protection has increased support for hearing aid products and services from March 27. A welcome change as a recent study by Hidden Hearing shows one in two Irish adults know someone that has experienced hearing loss, and seven per cent of the Irish public feel their hearing has declined in the last year.

For many, 2020 quickly turned into living life in a bubble, missing family and friends, and relying on the goodwill of others to provide support, care, and company.

Blackberry Hearing has accumulated hundreds of validated customer Facebook comments on their website www.blackberryhearing.com/testimonials. Some of the comments are below and all comments may be viewed on the Blackberry Hearing website.

Audiologist Ruairi Keogh has joined the Hidden Hearing clinic at 2A & 2B John Broderick Street, Irishtown Central, Athlone.

Hearing is one of the five senses we rely on, but studies show that almost one in six people in Ireland experience hearing difficulties and delay seeking treatment for up to 15 years.

John Ryan and Dave Gleeson founded Blackberry Hearing last year to address the shockingly high cost of hearing aids.