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The drama of human endurance being tested by the most demanding of natural locations is at the core of a stunning new documentary to be shown on RTE 1 next Wednesday. The trailer for the documentary Man vs Ocean - 112 Days whets the appetite for the retelling of the epic journey of Damien Browne and Fergus Farrell as they embarked on an extraordinary expedition to cross the treacherous North Atlantic Ocean from New York City to Galway.

Dublin born photographer, Joe Barnes, is currently hosting an exhibition of his work entitled ‘Memories Through The Lens’ at the Athlone Art Gallery in The Village @ Burgess, Lloyds Lane.

Dublin born photographer will host an exhibition of his work entitled ‘Memories Through The Lens’ at the Athlone Art Gallery in The Village @ Burgess, Lloyds Lane.

Lough Sheever site in Westmeath part of a €35m investment in ultra-rapid charging hubs

The Minister for Rural and Community Development, Deputy Heather Humphreys, has confirmed that the Connected Hubs Voucher Scheme has gone live.

Last week, a Government-backed voucher scheme to promote hot-desking was rolled out across the country. As part of the initiative, up to 10,000 free hot desks will be made available for registered users of the ConnectedHubs.ie platform.

Local Fine Gael Minister of State, Deputy Peter Burke, recently visited Westmeath County Council to hear about a new co-ordination service that is supporting older people to remain living at home independently.

Irish Water has confirmed that a critical milestone has been reached in the delivery of a safe, secure and sustainable water supply for Athlone with the completion of the first phase of a major upgrade of Athlone Water Treatment Plant.

The Government’s new road safety strategy, which was published recently, aims to reduce the number of deaths and serious injuries by 50 per cent over the next 10 years.

As employees begin a phased return to the workplace, an in-depth survey conducted by Athlone located Matrix Recruitment has revealed that more than half (53 percent) worry that deciding to work remotely post-pandemic will cause workplace inequality.