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Should our Army be involved in what is happening in Mali?
“Military men are just dumb, stupid animals to be used as pawns in foreign policy,” Henry Kissinger once said, and any objective reader of Signal, the magazine of the Irish Commissioned Officers Association, might find it hard to disagree.
Galway 2020 and Galway Chamber of Commerce host EU-Japan networking event
Galway 2020 European Capital of Culture with Galway Chamber of Commerce were pleased to host a small networking event this week in honour of Mr. Shuji Kogi, Secretary General, EU-Japan Fest Japan Committee. The reception was to celebrate the legacy relationship between EU Japan Fest and Galway, as a former European Capital of Culture.
Abbey Road Studios resident artist launches public exhibition
In May 2020, Mimi Seery, resident artist of Abbey Road Studios, Athlone, created the Museum of Miniature Public Art as an alternative way to engage the public with art during lockdown.
Closing date approaches for Laochra Mhaigh Eo
Mayo GAA is reminding supporters at home and abroad that the closing date for their Laochra Mhaigh Eo Hero’s Wall fundraiser is this coming Sunday, August 15.
Enjoy an authentic taste of Asia from Spiced Barna and Salthill
Spiced, the popular Barna restaurant now also open in Salthill, offers delicious authentic Asian dishes bringing together the best culinary traditions from India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh.
Half of patients attending diabetes clinic have damage to their kidneys, study shows
Some 42% of patients attending a dedicated diabetes clinic have signs of established chronic kidney disease, the first detailed research of its kind in Ireland has revealed.
Ensure you give gaelic football a go with Athlone GAA
The long wait is over and Athlone GAA have resumed underage training.
Mirror Pavilion goes on display in South Korea
JOHN GERRARD'S Mirror Pavilion, the key artwork of the Galway International Arts Festival 2020, is now on display at the 2021 Gwangju Biennale in South Korea, one of Asia’s leading visual arts events.
David McWilliams talks about the impact of the pandemic and the environment on travel
David McWilliams has worked all over the world, and speaking on the Travel Tales with Fergal podcast, the top economist says that people need to be aware “of the impact of air travel on the environment” — and reckons he was a bad example with all his jet-setting before the pandemic.
Enjoy an authentic taste of Asia from Spiced Barna and Salthill
Spiced, the popular Barna restaurant now also open in Salthill, offers delicious authentic Asian dishes bringing together the best culinary traditions from India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh.
