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WITH the excitement of festival season, Specsavers are reminding festivalgoers to prioritise their health and safety amidst the music and celebrations. While enjoying the atmosphere is key, protecting your hearing and vision is crucial for a fulfilling festival experience and beyond.

As the festival season comes to an end following the conclusion of Electric Picnic, research by Specsavers has revealed that 81 percent of festival goers admit they often leave such events with their ears ringing, which could be damaging to their hearing.

Hand hygiene has never been more important than now – especially when it comes to touching our face and eyes.

ALMOST a third of over-65s are feeling lonely, with 39 percent of them finding it difficult to stay in touch with loved ones, according to Specsavers research.

Eye strain and other sight-related issues have increased significantly since the first pandemic lockdown as new research finds 42 percent of people have noticed their sight deteriorate since March 2020.

Each year, January marks a fresh start, with a renewed focus on health and wellbeing.

Every year, January marks a fresh start, with a renewed focus on our health and wellbeing. We all hope the challenges of 2020 will soon be behind us, and now is the time to shake off some of the bad habits acquired during periods of lockdown. Specsavers has advice for those who have not given their vision and hearing health the care it needs during the last few months.

The Specsavers store in Golden Island Shopping Centre Athlone will remain open for all eye care and hearing needs despite the country moving to Level 5.

A vast majority of persons within the local community have missed out on vital eye tests during lockdown, potentially putting their eyesight and wider health at risk, warn Specsavers Ireland.

The team at Specsavers Castlebar are among those going above and beyond, to ensure people are receiving the emergency eyecare they need during the pandemic.