Thursday, May 2, 2024

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Health & Wellbeing

Everyone’s health and immune system has been put to the test over the last two years and now more than ever, we have all been forced to look at our lifestyles and how we take care of ourselves.

Opinion: The Census form won’t ask us if we are a decent people, but then there is only one correct answer

Massgoers will have heard the parable of the prodigal son on Sunday last as Luke’s Gospel writing featured on what was the fourth Sunday of Lent.

Lights Out at 8.30pm on Saturday, 26 March – Celebrate Earth Hour 2022

Earth Hour has come around very quickly again and no doubt the children will be reminding you about it all of next week, as for many, it’s a sort of ‘event’ that everyone can, and should, take part in.

This country located home showcases character and charm

Oozing with character and charm, this five-bedroom former school house has come to the market in the last few days and is expected to attract immediate offers. Viewing is essential to appreciate all that this home offers.

Call for Mullingar to “look its best” before Fleadh

With thousands to descend on the town for Fleadh Cheoil and Westmeath Bachelor Festival during a “special year”, Cllr Bill Collentine (FF) wants to ensure Mullingar looks its best for the occasions.

Girl loses a tooth after being knocked down by e-scooter

A seven-year-old pupil of Presentation School on Harbour Street lost a tooth when she was hit by a passing electric scooter last week.

War in Ukraine: ‘We’ll be the first airline to return to Ukraine’ – Michael O’Leary

Ryanair CEO Michael O’Leary has made a pledge that his airline will be the first to return to Ukraine – but warned that might not be until the winter.

Gigginstown’s Tiger retires a hero in dramatic scenes

In what was the most dramatic finish of the week at the Cheltenham, the legendary Tiger Roll was denied a sixth victory at the festival when he was pipped on the home run by Gigginstown stable-mate Delta Work last Wednesday.

Tom Gunn’s central role in laying wreath at Tomb of the Unknown Soldier

In what he has descried as a “tremendous honour”, Mullingar man Tom Gunn took part in a wreath-laying ceremony at the historic Tomb of the Unknown Soldier monument at Arlington National Cemetery, Virginia last Thursday, St Patrick’s Day.

It’s out of our hands: Footballers must beat Antrim and then hope…

The Westmeath footballers head to Belfast this Sunday to play Antrim, knowing that promotion is out of their hands. Promotion is by no means impossible, but it is unlikely.