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Learning difficulties can significantly impact a child’s self-esteem, shaping their self-image and overall emotional wellbeing. Children with learning difficulties often struggle to keep up with their peers in traditional educational settings. This struggle can lead to feelings of inadequacy, frustration, and a sense of failure, particularly when comparing themselves to classmates who seem to grasp concepts more easily.

“In 2019 I developed anorexia, aged 36. At that time, I could not find anyone else like me living with this mental illness. Shame and self-stigma became part of my thoughts. Because of the lack of any relatable narrative, I found myself feeling alone and different.” Eoin Kernan, See Change Ambassador.

Pauline Rohdich shares with you her heartfelt journey of self-discovery and spiritual enlightenment. Her relatable experiences and insightful analogies demonstrate that it is never too late to start living your life to the fullest. Pauline has faced countless obstacles throughout her lifetime, and her captivating stories will inspire you to transcend your self-imposed limitations and take control of your destiny.

Every community and society has gems that it has to protect. Whether they be social, cultural or geographic, there are aspects of life for which future generations will chastise us if we let them falter or disintegrate in any way.

According to Claire Power, artistic director with Trading Faces, young performers have suffered greatly in the last 18 months. They need to breathe and create again. Their personal development and self esteem have been severely compromised. Taking part in acting, singing, and dancing workshops will boost confidence, in a fun environment.

Mark Nestor Property Services proudly presents to the market The Gallen Inn, located on Ferbane’s main street.

AS TECHNOLOGY progresses, at what point will the distinctions between machines and humans become blurred? Can poetry still be a voice or rage and reason against oppression and discrimination? And Irish literature, what lies behind its recent renaissance?

This is the last chance for Athlone’s most striking specs wearers to show off their style and be in with a chance of winning €12,000 cash.

It seems the little man-een is coming back to us. At the moment in the middle of Eyre Square lies a large wooden box housing a team of workmen, beavering away on some secret project, Galway’s answer to Shrodinger’s cat. But this cat may be out of the bag, because speculation is rife (when is speculation anything other than rife?) that in the second week of next month, a familiar face will return to the Square. And it’s not a minute too soon.

Speech and drama classes are rooted in encouraging students to develop a love of literature, poetry, and drama, and improving their standard of communication through the spoken word. The Garvey School of Speech and Drama works at developing students' self-confidence and a broad range of essential life skills that will support them in the future.