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A radio programme on the pailitéirí, the travelling men and women who worked for their bed and board in Cois Fharraige, Connemara from the 1920s to the 1940s, will be broadcast next week.

Meetings were under way last evening as both Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil attempted to secure a majority grouping on the Galway County Council ahead of the local authority’s annual meeting tomorrow.

The Galway Ladies u-14 Gaelic football team will take centre stage in two weeks having reached the first All Ireland final of the season.

Ervallagh, situated between Roundstone village and the beautiful white sand beach at Gurteen, is a unique holiday location. This three bed cottage, currently on the market, overlooks Ervallagh Pier.

Galway-Mayo Institute of Technology (GMIT) are offering an intensive maths course this summer to secondary school students who do not obtain a pass in Leaving Certificate Mathematics.

Now it’s down to the real business

The file on the Ryan report cannot be closed until the guilty are brought to justice and made face the full rigours of the law for their abuse and neglect, Beverley Flynn TD has said.

As the newly elected Westmeath County Council meets for the first time later today, it looks likely that, for the first time in years, Fine Gael will be in control of all three local authorities in the county.

The Galway-Mayo Institute of Technology will once again offer an intensive enabling mathematics course later this summer to secondary school students who do not obtain a pass in Leaving Certificate mathematics.

A well known Connemara cookery expert and her nephew will present a special half hour edition of the cookery programme Blúirín Blasta on Sunday at 10.30 am on RTÉ Raidió na Gaeltachta.