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NUI Galway to host new world-class supercomputer

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The Irish Centre for High-End Computing (ICHEC) at NUI Galway has been selected by the EU as a home for a new supercomputer.

Our last good night in Eurovision

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Every May brings all of Europe together to share the experience of watching the small screen, just like we all used to do back in the day. Streaming TV services and watch on demand, mean that outside of sport, there are now just a few international events where half the globe shares the immediate experience.

Murtagh in the medals again

Galway's Fiona Murtagh was back on the water this week competing in the the memorial Paolo d’Aloja international regatta in Italy.

Catch the hilarious Shirley Valentine this May at Roscommon Arts Centre

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Fresh from a recent run at Dublin’s Gaiety Theatre, Shirley Valentine will be paying a visit to Roscommon Arts Centre on Friday, May 27, at 8pm.

Aristophanes’ The Frogs to be staged at NUIG

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ATHENS IS at war and it is not winning. The best playwrights in Greece are dead. Morale in the city is low. The time is right for a hero to step forward.

Fiach - a wild ride into the underworld

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WHAT A time to be Galway theatre company Fíbín sa Taibhdhearc! Not only does it have a new show coming next month, but its artistic director has been getting rave reviews internationally for his debut film.

Set sail with Cruise Worldwide Fahy Travel

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Whether you are a cruise connoisseur or have yet to dip your toes into the world of luxury on-board travel, Fahy Travel can help you choose the perfect cruise. The dedicated Cruise Worldwide team, under the management of Caroline O’Toole, can guide you with incomparable personal experience and cruising knowledge, all you need to do is tell them where you want to go.

Athlone native seeking cure for chronic Lyme disease diagnosis in Germany

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An Athlone woman will travel to Frankfurt in Germany this month to avail of specialist treatment in a bid to cure her Lyme disease condition.

Ireland must lead demands to end ‘fortress Europe policies’

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The only way to prevent the loss of life witnessed recently in the English Channel is through ending the “brutal fortress Europe policies” - a role Ireland should take the lead on.

‘Your health is your wealth’ tops Hidden Hearing survey of sound advice

Greece and China are often referenced as nations that celebrate ageing and respect elders. But a new survey by Hidden Hearing, marking Positive Ageing Week next week, (27 September - 1 October) shows that eight in 10 adults in Ireland (79%) believe they learn lots from older generations.

 

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