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Love them or loathe them, work Christmas parties are a staple event of the festive period, offering an opportunity to unwind, cut loose and showcase your dodgy dance moves. Work Christmas parties also offer an opportunity to unwind a bit too much, resulting an awkward Monday at best, or serious consequences that will last far longer than the hangover.

As Europe faces another warm winter, millions of travellers who embrace the slopes annually, are confronting a stark reality: significant snow shortages across favourite ski resorts in Europe and North America.

As Europe faces another warm winter, millions of travellers who embrace the slopes annually, are confronting a stark reality: significant snow shortages across favourite ski resorts in Europe and North America. This development is particularly disheartening for those planning ski holidays for half term and up until the season's end around April, particularly when costs can end up amounting to thousands of euros per person.

Despite the increased cost of air travel over recent months, 55% of Irish holiday makers still plan to travel abroad this year, with only a quarter (24%) halting any overseas travel plans due to high airfares.

Enjoy an evening of virtual adventures delivered straight to your armchair, with the Virtual Adventure Film Festival, March 11-12.

In our response to the rapidly evolving situation around COVID-19, Mayo County Council would like to inform the public that all swimming pools/leisure centres operated by Mayo County Council will close to the public effective of close of business today.

An East Galway TD is urging Galway people making travel plans for this year to ensure they have comprehensive travel insurance.

The dramatic new surge in applications for passports over the last eight weeks “could result in people’s travel plans being wrecked” with waiting times for passport processing expected to increase.

The Irish Travel Agents Association (ITAA) is reminding all Irish passport holders that a valid electronic passport is required if they wish to visit America under the Visa Waiver Program (VWP). As of April 1, all Irish people who are able to travel to the US via the VWP need this type of passport.

Irish people are being advised to take appropriate precautions if visiting Central and South America and the Caribbean. The advice comes in the wake of the World Health Organisation’s declaration of the zika virus as a public health emergency of international concern.