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For 14 years, Helplink has been supporting the mental health of children, young people and adults across Galway and Mayo, providing face-to-face counselling locally and online support nationwide.

The Minister for Finance, Simon Harris, and the Minister for Public Expenditure, Infrastructure, Public Service Reform and Digitalisation, Jack Chambers, presented the second Budget of the coalition Government on Tuesday.

Health services in Galway and Roscommon are encouraging the public to familiarise themselves with all available care options ahead of the June Bank Holiday weekend and to choose the most suitable service for their needs before going to an Emergency Department (ED).

Independent Galway West candidate and Mayor of Galway, Councillor Mike Cubbard, has said a wealthy State cannot justify poor investment in mental health services.

Neuromed Clinic has officially opened its doors at Unit 17, Sandyford Business Centre, Bohermore, Galway, marking a significant addition to mental health and wellness services in the west of Ireland. The clinic brings together a team of psychiatrists, therapists, coaches, occupational therapists and wellness practitioners to deliver truly personalised, evidence-based care for adults, as well as specialist ADHD assessment and treatment for children and adolescents aged nine to 17.

At Monday night’s Candidates Debate on Galway Bay FM, moderator John Morley asked Sheila Garrity if she was qualified to run as she has never served in public office previously.

A public consultation recently held by University Hospital Galway (UHG) indicates strong public support for an ambitious development plan at the region’s only model 4 hospital.

Health services in Galway and Roscommon have reminded the public of all their care options ahead of the Easter Bank Holiday weekend. With services traditionally experiencing increased demand during holiday periods, the HSE is advising patients to plan ahead and consider all available care pathways before attending Emergency Departments.

Jack Waldron from Athenry is stepping well outside his comfort zone next month — and for a very important cause. He is taking part in a 56 miles / 90 kilometre run challenge in February to raise vital funds for Pieta House, the suicide and self-harm prevention charity. As part of this challenge, Jack will also be running his first ever half marathon, marking a major personal milestone in his fitness journey.

Galwaywoman Anne O’Connor is set to return to the heart of Ireland’s public health system, taking up the role of Chief Executive Officer of the Health Service Executive in a move that brings one of the most recognisable figures of the Covid-19 era back into public service.