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DOG AND BONE KENNEL & CATTERY,

“Inisfree”

Athlone Golf Club hosted a recent presentation of prizes ceremony to acknowledge the successful participants in the Shamrock St Patrick’s Day and Easter weekend competitions.

Barbecue season is “hotting up" for the summer at The Ardilaun with the hotel gardens now in full bloom. The Ardilaun is an ideal venue for all seasons with lovely gardens and patio space at the rear of the hotel, with a heated terrace area which is ideal to gather your tribe and enjoy some al fresco dining – popular for corporate get togethers, private and family celebrations.

"We believe that exploring the world is one of life’s gifts. A holiday is not just about the destination – it is about new experiences and the bonds that are being made along the way. We bring people, places and culture together to create lasting memories." This is a quote from Riviera Travel who are back selling in the Irish market.

ESPA at the g Hotel and Spa is not just a retreat, it's a testament to the art of rejuvenation and relaxation. This luxurious haven offers more than just a pampering session, it provides an escape from the hustle and bustle of daily life, inviting guests to immerse themselves in a world of tranquillity and indulgence.

As the focal point of your home’s exterior, your front door plays an important role in setting the tone for the rest of the property. Repainting your front door is a quick, easy and very doable way to instantly upgrade your home’s exterior. Read on to learn how to paint your front door.

Celebrating its 30th year in 2024, Fleadh na gCuach (the Cuckoo Fleadh) is a cherished traditional music and community-based arts festival held in Kinvara, Galway. Known for its vibrant ambiance and exceptional talent, the festival has garnered a stellar reputation as a showcase for traditional music, attracting musicians from across Ireland and beyond.

Organised by the Embassy of Italy in Ireland, the Italian Institute of Culture and the Italian Irish Chamber of Commerce, the N.I.C.E Italian Film Festival will take place from April 25 until May 5, in Dublin, Cork and Galway. The festival will screen Italian films by some of Italy’s best contemporary directors including Sydney Sibilia, Andrea Di Stefano and Maria Sole Tognazzi.

Although medieval Galway eventually became an almost independent Anglo-Norman city state, up until 1500 there was always a threat that the warlords of Connemara, north Galway, Roscommon and south Mayo might attack.