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World stage recognition for Moate CS students at Junk Kouture Global Final

There was recognition on the world stage for three students from Moate Community School, their fashion creativity having achieved the Junk Kouture World Designer of the Year award at a ceremony hosted in Monaco.

Buccaneers RFC pay tribute on the passing of Pat Byrne

It was with deep regret that all associated with Buccaneers RFC learned of the passing of Pat Byrne.

Galwegians win big ahead of Division 2C top of the table clash

Galwegians get their biggest win of the season with a 43-8 win over Omagh Academicals after a dominant second-half performance from the Blues. Coming back from behind in the first half, six second-half tries ensured they consolidated their place at the top of the division with another vital bonus point win at home in Crowley Park.

Connacht chosen to use new medical cooling caps as part of concussion study

Connacht will be among five URC teams to use new medical cooling caps on players who have suffered concussive injuries over the next year.

The homes of Woodquay

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As we pointed out last week, much of what we now know as Woodquay was under water until the funnelling of the various streams that came down from the Corrib into the river that we know today began in the mid-19th century. As part of the project, the lands of Woodquay were gradually reclaimed. The people living in the area in those early years were mostly small farmers and fishermen. Their houses were very basic, single story, and for the most part, thatched and built of crude stone. There were of course some landmark houses but things began to change generally around the turn of that century with the construction of terraces of new slated houses around the broad space of Woodquay as we know it today, mostly built by the Urban District Council.

Documentary highlights insidious nature of coercive control

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A recently aired documentary covering a landmark coercive control case from 2022, has highlighted the insidious nature of coercive control, and warning signs to watch out for, says COPE Galway's Outreach Manager.

Buccaneers RFC duly recognise Leo Galvin for his outstanding contribution and service to rugby

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In recognition and sincere appreciation of his outstanding contribution and service to rugby in Athlone and beyond, Leo Galvin was granted Honorary Life Membership of Buccaneers Rugby Football Club at a recent full-house pre-match function in The Bounty.

Fatboy Slim coming a long way to Galway Airport

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The ‘Queen’ of Ireland making royal visit to Galway

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PANTI BLISS is a drag queen, contemporary comedy legend, and political activist. She is, quite simply, the Queen of Ireland, and she will tell her story at Galway’s Black Box Theatre on Saturday, October 28.

Maigh Cuilinn need a big home support against visitors Belfast Star

Maigh Cuilinn Basketball look for back-to-back home wins when Belfast Star roll into town for a 3pm Sunday tip off in the University of Galway Sports Arena

 

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