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If Sylvia Plath was hoping for some kind of rapprochement between herself and her husband Ted Hughes during their brief stay with the late Richard Murphy at Cleggan, Co Galway, in September 1962, she was to be quickly disillusioned. In fact she would be abandoned, and plunged into despair. Yet following a visit to Coole Park, and Thoor Ballylee, Sylvia was to take away a spiritual connection with the poet WB Yeats, and a feeling of peace in the tragic build up to her suicide some five months later.

Whiter teeth help a person feel more confident in their smile, and project good oral health and a youthful appearance, and help is at hand Galway Dentists.

Whether your smile needs some minor adjustments or more extensive work Invisalign clear braces may be the answer to your prayers to get that smile you have always longed for.

Almost half a million people in Ireland have some form of hearing loss. More than 2,000 people will get their hearing checked this week during Hearing Awareness Week, organised by hearing healthcare provider Hidden Hearing.

HnBC Salon in Castlebar has launched an exciting new steaming, conditioning, hair treatment which could be the perfect hair boost or treat this season, especially if you want to get your locks in top shape for a special occasion, such as a wedding or party.

Fungal nail is surprisingly common, with around three in 100 people affected. It can involve part or all of the nail, including the nail plate, nail bed, and root of the nail. Fungal nail infection usually affects adults, and men more than women.

Roscam Family Dental Practice believes that first impressions begin with a smile. With this in mind, the aim of the team is to give patients a beautiful smile that is as unique as the person wearing it. When it comes to looking after your smile, a dental health check-up is the best starting point to kickstart your dental health.

The public are being unnecessarily medicated with fluoride against their will, according to a local councillor.

Footprint evidence was used to solve a spate of church break-ins in Belmullet and Ballina earlier this year.