Ocean Towers Apartments lead the way in sustainability

Thu, Nov 23, 2023

Ocean Towers Apartments lead the way in sustainability with EV charging in partnership with Ocean Property Management and Fort Energy.

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War of words as Collins lashes city councillors for motion to curtail airport concerts

Thu, Nov 23, 2023

A county councillor has lashed out at the actions of some city councillors who have moved to restrict the number of concerts at Galway Airport, saying their argument that it will impact tckets sales at the Arts festival held a month earlier ‘do not stack up.’

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What might have been...

Thu, Nov 23, 2023

It is not often that the one story dominates all the world’s headlines. We got a sense of it a few years back when we were all under the curse of Covid. For the first time, perhaps ever, the entire globe was at the mercy of the one ailment; the entire global news cycle carrying the same, but localised versions of the same story. We all had variations of the one restrictions; we lived our lives in the manner that the regulators dicated.

This day 60 years ago, the world’s media was also carrying the one story with the news of the previous day’s shooting in Dallas reverberating around the globe. It was that first moment in time when people recalled an engagement with media, whether it be radio, newspaper or TV. Decades on, people can recall where they were when they heard that news.

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GUH Frailty at the Front Door Service helps 2,200 older people avoid lengthy hospital stays

Thu, Nov 16, 2023

The Frailty at the Front Door Service (FFD) in Galway University Hospitals commenced in 2021 and since then over 2,200 older patients have benefitted from targeted assessment and interventions to help them remain well at home.

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Grealish secures Govt promise to look into repayment of free legal aid by serial offenders

Thu, Nov 16, 2023

Galway West TD Noel Grealish has secured a commitment from the Government that it will look into the possibility of forcing serial offenders to repay the costs of legal aid that is currently provided to them free of charge for their defence in court.

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Former Mayor’s call on An Bord Pleanála to expedite decision on Galway’s Ring Road

Thu, Nov 16, 2023

At a recent Transport Strategic Policy Committee, former Mayors of the city, Cllr Clodagh Higgins and Cllr Noel Larkin expressed their frustration with Galway City being essentially ignored by the powers that be on the issue of the Ring Road.

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Lose two stone in ten weeks

Thu, Nov 16, 2023

Join now and your programme extends into February 2024 With total focus on fixing your metabolism, System 10 can transform your weight loss, energy, sleep, health and much more. A good metabolism is the foundation of everything you are. A good metabolism gets you burning more fat every hour, 24 hours a day. Nothing can beat it for results. It is your weight loss master switch.

It controls the results from your diet and exercise. It doesn’t matter how good you are with your food and exercise, metabolism faults severely limit your results and cause the stubborn fat on your stomach, hips, thighs and back of arms. A good metabolism means you can lose up to three pounds of real fat each week – almost a stone per month.

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Six decades on, Salthill-based team who won minor title get together

Thu, Nov 16, 2023

A unique event was held recently in Arus Bothar na Trá, to celebrate the 60th anniversary of a Salthill- based team winning the Galway County minor football championship. Never before had the group got together in the last 60 years.

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Misinformation at Merlin Park hospital exit demands immediate action says Ogbu

Thu, Nov 16, 2023

Labour Local Area Rep Helen Ogbu has raised urgent safety concern and misinformation at Merlin Park hospital exit demanding immediate action by the Council.

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Ocean caring project wins national honour for Scoil Chaitríona

Thu, Nov 16, 2023

Scoil Chaitríona Junior, Renmore, Galway, has been crowned the national winner of the Explorers Ocean Champion School Awards 2023 for their Healthy Ocean project, ‘Caring for our Ocean’.

Congratulating the children, teachers, and the Explorers outreach team, Mick Gillooly, Interim CEO of the Marine Institute said he was extremely impressed with the efforts of everyone involved.

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Ocean caring project wins national honour for Scoil Chaitríona

Thu, Nov 16, 2023

Scoil Chaitríona Junior, Renmore, Galway, has been crowned the national winner of the Explorers Ocean Champion School Awards 2023 for their Healthy Ocean project, ‘Caring for our Ocean’.

Congratulating the children, teachers, and the Explorers outreach team, Mick Gillooly, Interim CEO of the Marine Institute said he was extremely impressed with the efforts of everyone involved.

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Thousands attend Galway Science and Technology Festival Exhibition Day

Thu, Nov 16, 2023

The annual Galway Science and Technology Festival Exhibition Day is a calendar highlight for Galway students and families. Last Sundays event drew thousands of people of all ages as they marvelled at a range of activities including the Medtronic Junior Hospital, the ever-popular Teddy Bear Hospital, exotic animals with The Bug Doctor plus primary and secondary school exhibition stands.

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Sweeney Oil introduces HVO to Galway

Thu, Nov 16, 2023

Following the successful launch of a Hydrotreated Vegetable Oil (HVO) pump in their Headford Road Service station last August, Sweeney Oil are extending the availability of HVO to homes across County Galway, providing their customers with a greener alternative to conventional home heating oil.

HVO, a renewable and eco-friendly fuel derived from vegetable oils, waste oils, and fats, marks a significant stride in the pursuit of cleaner energy solutions. HVO boasts a high-quality, low-emission composition, promising a cleaner burn and reduced impact on the environment.

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Poor Clares launch new edition of best-selling book

Thu, Nov 16, 2023

The Poor Clares in Galway have just published an updated 10th anniversary edition of their number 1 best-selling book Calm the Soul.

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Communities rally following Storm Debi destruction

Thu, Nov 16, 2023

As communities in the coastal towns of Kinvara and Clarinbridge rally to support one another following the devastating blow to buildings and infrastructure, the question facing affected residents and business owners is ‘how will we rebuild’?

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Galway People of the Year honoured at glittering event in the city

Thu, Nov 16, 2023

The Galway People of the Year Award winners were honoured at a Gala Banquet and Awards Presentation in the Galway Bay Hotel at the weekend with over 400 guests in attendance, including Councillor Donal Lyons Deputy Mayor of Galway and Cathoirleach of Galway County Council, Councillor Liam Carroll.

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Workshop on coping with loss

Thu, Nov 16, 2023

by Mary O’Connor
Mention the word “loss” and what immediately springs to mind? Usually death, and the impact of losing a partner, child, family member, or close friend on your life.

Mention the word “loss” and what immediately springs to mind? Usually death, and the impact of losing a partner, child, family member, or close friend on your life.

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Rough sleepers braved Storm Debi

Thu, Nov 16, 2023

Homeless people could not be offered temporary shelter as Storm Debi approached Galway due to local authority staffing shortages, the Galway Advertiser has learned.

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Galway Volunteer Centre to celebrate local volunteer managers

Thu, Nov 16, 2023

People who manage volunteers in charities, community groups or clubs are being invited to a Helping Others Help celebration evening in the PorterShed on the evening of November 29. The event is being organised by Galway Volunteer Centre to recognise the critical effort that often happens in the background of community initiatives in Galway city and county.

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When the calm waters turned against us

Thu, Nov 16, 2023

Communities are made up of many factors. The teams that represent us. The societies we form for the betterment of us all. The hostelries where we gather in sorrow and joy...and the businesses that light up our streets; that sponsor our football teams, that give employment to our teenagers, that provide us with the goods and services we need.

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