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FAT FREDDY'S is now approaching its fifth decade in existence on Quay Street. During the years it has evolved into one of Galway’s leading restaurants. It is known for its quality and variety of food and reasonable prices. We have a wide choice for vegans.

It is well known that wardrobes play a crucial in keeping our valuables, particularly our clothes and shoes, organised. But they also enhance the overall look of the entire room so it is important that when installing a wardrobe it should complement the room's décor. So when it comes to having a wardrobe custom made we want a name we can trust to provide us with the best of quality and style.

One of the most often mentioned truths in business is that to survive and thrive you must adapt and evolve. The rate and direction of change is often driven by changes in the economic and social environment, and for more than 150 years the McDonogh business in Galway has been successful in adapting its business model to suit the customer needs of the day.

Update from Galway City Council - 5.30pm Wednesday, 2nd October, 2019

Local Independent Deputy, Denis Naughten, has been assured by senior HSE management and the Department of Health that tenders will be sought for the first phase of works for the fifty bed ward block at Portiuncula Hospital in the coming weeks with work is expected to commence on site in early 2020.

Audi Athlone will remain as title sponsor to Buccaneers Rugby Football Club for a ninth conscutive season, it was confirmed at a season launching function which took place in The Bounty recently.

First Polymer Training, with a dedicated facility in Athlone, is celebrating a milestone occasion, as the centre, located in Blyry Industrial Estate, first opened its doors in 1999, twenty years ago.

In what was his second start for Ireland, former Buccaneers and current Connacht out half, Jack Carty, akin to his international teammates, experienced the Brave Blossoms second half brunt as they succumbed to the host nation challenge on Saturday morning.

It was a landmark occasion for all those associated with Athlone Education Centre on Thursday morning last as a new extension at the facility, located on the Moydrum Road, was officially opened by Minister for Education and Skills, Jim McHugh TD.

We will begin this column with our take on the rugby match last Saturday between Ireland and Japan. Firstly, in my opinion, Ireland did not play badly, but yet Japan played a terrific game.