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Two members of the British House of Lords are seeking to have the British authorities declare that the hanging of a County Galwayman 130 years ago a miscarriage of justice.

Galway city is losing out on thousands of visitors each year by not providing a proper drop off and collection depot for tour buses.

Cuirt an Dolain, Fairhill Road, is a small, exclusive, development of just 10 apartments and seven townhouses built in 2008 by Cordil Construction, located in the Claddagh.

A special mass will take place on Sunday October 14 in Galway Cathedral at 3pm to launch the “Year of Faith” for the Diocese of Galway, Kilmacduagh & Kilfenora. 

A powerful new campaign is being launched by the Rape Crisis Centre in Galway.

Almost one hundred years ago, on August 25. 1912, a mass to consecrate the new St Mary’s College Galway was held in the college grounds. It reportedly attracted a crowd of 14,000 people, eager to witness the blessing of this new school, built as it was to provide the people of Galway and its environs with a quality education.

AWARD-WINNING movies from Morocco, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Egypt, South Africa, and Rwanda will be shown in the Nuns Island Arts Theatre for the fifth Galway African Film Festival.

The Oranmore Twinning Association is currently making final preparations for a very special upcoming event in which the village will be officially twinned with Clohars-Fouesnant in France.

No 13 Cúirt Éanna is a two bed townhouse located in a secure complex just off the Long Walk. Built by O’Malley Construction in the late 1990s, this townhouse extends over three floors and is in immaculate condition both internally and externally.

Since opening its doors in 1852, the luxury four star Hotel Meyrick which overlooks the historic Eyre Square at the heart of Galway City has welcomed more than six million visitors.