Travel & Outdoors
Planning a Football Trip Around the Premier League Calendar
Mon, Mar 23, 2026
England offers one of the most compelling sporting journeys in the world through the Premier League, a competition that brings together historic clubs, passionate supporters and stadiums filled with decades of football tradition. For travellers who wish to experience English football in person, planning a trip around the league calendar becomes an essential step. Understanding how matches are scheduled and how supporters organise their visits allows us to transform a simple football match into a memorable cultural experience.
Education & Training
GRETB hosts Celebration of the Arts
Thu, Apr 02, 2026
Galway and Roscommon Education and Training Board (GRETB) hosted its annual Celebration of the Arts at Galway Community College on Friday, March 20, bringing together students, staff and guests to celebrate creativity across the region.
Health, Beauty & Fashion
I walked 130km and solved absolutely nothing (and somehow, everything)
Thu, Apr 09, 2026
Five days on the Camino, three people met, very little phone use-and a quiet realisation that we might all be doing life a bit… loudly
Food & Wine
Connacht’s top restaurants and hospitality leaders honoured at Irish Restaurant Awards
Thu, Apr 09, 2026
The very best in food and hospitality across Connacht were celebrated last week at the Irish Restaurant Awards Connaught Regional Final 2026, the final regional event in this year’s awards programme. The awards took place at the Knockranny House Hotel, where county winners from across the province were revealed.
Home & Garden
Love where you live with Get Furnished
Thu, Apr 09, 2026
There’s nothing quite like walking into a home that feels right. Not just furnished, but complete, where the sofa invites you to sit, the bed promises a great night’s sleep, and everything works together effortlessly. At Get Furnished, creating that feeling is what it’s all about.
Old Galway
Renmore ICA, the early years
Thu, Apr 09, 2026
The Society of the United Irishwomen was founded in 1910 and its name was later changed to the Irish Countrywomen’s Association. It is a non-political, non-sectarian organisation that brings together rural and urban women and their communities in fellowship and through cooperative effort. It offers support, friendship, personal development and life-long learning. Its members are to the forefront in improving the quality of life in Irish women. Together, they make up a very impressive association.
