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Get Ireland Growing returns for sixth year to reinvigorate communities post lockdown
This year the Energia and GIY Get Ireland Growing initiative aims to sow the seed of community food growing by giving away 300 community growing starter kits across Ireland, worth a total of €42,500.
Time to show the spirit of lockdown to our welcome guests
There have been many reasons why we have been collectively shocked by the horrors emerging from Ukraine. There is the visceral evilness of it all; the relative proximity.
Show spirit of lockdown to our welcome guests
There have been many reasons why we have been collectively shocked by the horrors emerging from Ukraine. There is the visceral evilness of it all; the relative proximity.
More value placed on role of stay-at-home parents following period of lockdowns
Most Irish people would expect the average salary of a stay-at-home parent to come in at around €28,000, if they were to be paid.
Shed those lockdown pounds before Christmas
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Shed those lockdown pounds before Christmas
With total focus on fixing your metabolism, System 10 can help you transform your weight loss, energy, sleep, health and much more. A good metabolism is the foundation of everything you are. A good metabolism gets you burning more fat every hour, 24 hours a day. Nothing can beat it for results. It is your weight loss master switch.
It takes two — Galway couple lose six stone eating more food then ever before through lockdown
A couple from Galway city have turned their lives around, losing six stone between them and eating more heartily than ever before.
Reflections on the lockdown experience
LONELINESS AND social isolation during the lockdowns, particularly for the elderly and vulnerable in rural communities, have inspired a new exhibition which opens in Kinvara.
Lectures during lockdown — student looks back on year with Whatsapp classmates
College life without meeting classmates, playing sport, or the social interactions that come as a rite of passage have been mentioned as the more obvious side effects of a year of studying virtually. But it has its pros and cons, according to one NUI Galway journalism student gave her view on what life was like while studying for post graduate studies.
Five foods you should never barbecue
Lockdown restrictions are finally lifting, with three households, or up to six people from multiple households, now permitted to meet up in private gardens. This no doubt means that we will be eating outdoors and grilling more this year, but which foods should you choose to cook for the perfect barbecue feast?