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A new type of health screening which may be a better predictor for risk of stroke and heart attack than the traditional blood pressure test will be available at four Mayo venues next week.

Pulsewave Ireland offers a new non-invasive heart check with utilises state-of-the-art cardiovascular screening equipment called Bpro.

Pulsewave Ireland offer a new non-invasive heart check which utilises state-of-the-art cardiovascular screening equipment called BPro, developed by Dr Ting of Healthstats in Singapore.

Pulsewave Ireland offers a new non-invasive heart check which utilises state of the art cardiovascular screening equipment called BPRO, which was developed by Dr Ting of Healthstats in Singapore.

Pulsewave Ireland offers a new non-invasive heart check with utilises state-of-the-art cardiovascular screening equipment called Bpro.

Pulsewave Ireland offers a new non-invasive heart check which utilises state of the art cardiovascular screening equipment called Bpro developed by Dr Ting of Healthstats in Singapore.

Pulsewave Ireland is returning to Galway with the revolutionary Bpro pulse wave analysis device, providing affordable and accurate heart and artery screenings.

22-year-old Colvin O’Brien won his second Irish senior open in under three weeks last weekend when he won the Irish Open. This is his second win and he is now ranked number 1 in this event which puts him ahead of all the other top Irish professionals. Colvin is in the number 1 spot and is now very comfortable with points to spare. O’Brien won the six red open, playing some amazing and talented snooker beating all top players from around Ireland. He told the Carlow First he is proud with his achievement and had a few people to thank ‘’Marian and Jim Leacy have been a wonderful support to me and their facilities are fantastic, I’m happy, over the moon to have won two of these events, especially considering I just won an award in Carlow, this is a major bonus.”

City Limits has agreed sponsorship and partnership agreements with the students union of GMIT and Corinthians RFC underage for the forthcoming year.