Left: Trainee Garda Isbotis at Longford Courthouse during his placement in the town. Right: Garda Isbotis receiving his formal ID from Commissioner Justin Kelly at the Templemore passing out parade
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17 Feb 2026
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A practical, easy-to-understand talk on the subject of safe and confident medicine use, will be hosted by an experienced community pharmacist tomorrow, Wednesday February 18, in Ballymahon Library at 11:45am.
The talk will enable attendees to avail of reliable advice directly from a pharmacist, and to ask questions in a relaxed, supportive setting.
In what promises to be an informative and interesting talk, topics covered will include,
This talk is open to everyone but would be ideally suited to older adults, regular users of medication, carers and family members, and anyone who wants to feel more confident around medication.
The information aims to help reduce risk of medication errors occurring as well as improve general safety around medication.
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