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LegenDerry food and drink scene ensures rosy cheeks all round this winter
Derry has oodles of yummy LegenDerry food and drink options to help visitors stay warm this winter. From cosy cafes to fireside restaurants and street food marvels to artisan bakers, the walled city is bursting with unique food experiences for all the family.
Oileán - Pádraic Reaney’s journeys in Malta, Scotland, and Ireland
ONE ARTIST’S vision and interpretation of the islands of Ireland and Scotland, and of Malta, will combine to form a major new exhibition at The Kenny Gallery.
Croi charity thanks night run participants for their ongoing and incredible support
The seventh annual Croí Night Run, in aid of Croí, the heart and stroke charity, took place virtually on Friday, October 8, with a record number of participants running and walking a 5km in their local area.
Irish Language Planning Co-ordinator appointed for Galway City’s new Irish language plan
Micheál Óg Mac Aoidh has been appointed as the co-ordinator for Galway City’s new Irish Language Plan and will take up the position in September to commence its implementation.
Cup competitions get Mayo League season up and running
It's all systems go for the junior teams in the Mayo League this weekend with the Calor Gas Super and Premier Cups kicking off the new season across the county.
Afri famine event moves online
Several hundred people worldwide have registered to join human rights group Afri’s annual famine remembrance event.
Higgins demands Ireland supports waiver to allow developing countries manufacture Covid vaccines
Ireland must support an intellectual property rights waiver for Covid-19 vaccines at crucial WTO meeting as daily death toll escalates in India and Brazil
New Volkswagen Taigo is on its way
The wait is over for those who have been looking for a CUV that combines an elevated seating position with a sporty coupé silhouette.
‘Poor, brave, fighting little Tawin’ - wins major language battle
Following the success of Séamus Ó Beirn’s play An Dochtúir at the Oireachtais in Dublin 1904, it was presented to full houses at Galway’s Town Hall immediately on the player’s triumphant return. Among the audience one evening was Sir Roger Casement, the notable humanitarian, a British consul by profession but, ironically, an anti-imperialist by nature.