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Supermac’s is hosting its annual charity fundraiser on November 17 at the LoughRea Hotel & Spa and this year, proceeds will be in aid of the Simon Community.

Sometimes people over-extend themselves, according to Liam Farragher. Liam's advice is clear, set your budget and stick to it. Tony Kavanagh mentions finance as an area where people sometimes fail to do enough research. Tony recommends taking to a mortgage broker to get the best advice on the cost of mortgages.

Moate Business College (MBC) is one of the largest colleges of Further Education in the Midlands region, catering for over 400 full time students.

The Connacht Hotel and the wider Connacht Hospitality Group are so proud to continue their association with the Galway Races, the pinnacle of Galway Hospitality calendar.

Galway Community College (GCC) continues to offer a wide range of further education courses in the business area. The college offers Level 5 courses in business and accounting, legal and medical secretary, marketing, PR and web design, business information systems, and retail pharmacy assistant. GCC also offers Level 6 business courses in business management and accounting. These courses help students to develop crucial communication skills, presentation skills, and improved project management, while learning key IT programmes and techniques.

Pat McDonagh, Managing Director of Ireland’s most successful indigenous quick service family restaurant group, Supermac’s has been named as the All Ireland Marketing Champion of 2020.

Speculation on the next Galway senior hurling manager gathered pace last week.

Ireland’s largest group of family restaurants, Supermac’s, will open its first outlet in Co Wexford this coming Friday (June 28). The company has 117 outlets throughout the country and is set to open its 118th in Larkins Cross. The new outlet will be operated by Paul O’ Brien, who also holds franchises for Carlow and Killarney.

Supermac’s MD, Pat McDonagh has said that the family chain of restaurants was projecting a spend of €40million on Irish farm produce in 2019.