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Galway has lost many of its great characters and citizens in recent years — those vivid, unruly, generous spirits who animated the city’s great ongoing soap opera. Each departure has thinned the patchwork a little more. These were people who might have disagreed ferociously on politics, art, or the proper way to make the perfect pot of tea, but together they helped shape a city that has always prided itself on principled dissent, on argument, on action. Galway has always needed its contrarians, its believers, its dreamers. Margaretta D’Arcy was one of the finest of them.

Mike Cubbard is perched on a sofa in the bare-walled living room of his new house, supping a mug of tea, describing his pregnant wife being threatened with a beating, their children burned alive, and his mother raped.

In the aftermath of their father’s death, four estranged siblings are called back to their childhood home to decide the future of the family estate.

This summer, give your garden the upgrade it deserves with City Stone, Galway's trusted name in decorative landscaping supplies. Whether you are re-seeding your lawn, adding a splash of colour with high-quality aggregates, or enhancing your flowerbeds with rich screened topsoil, City Stone has you covered.

Kinvara is gearing up for a fantastic weekend as Fleadh na gCuach 2025 returns over the May Bank Holiday (May 2 to 5). This much-loved festival of traditional music and community arts promises something for everyone — from toe-tapping tunes to family fun and creative workshops.

The story is still told about after the 1980 League Cup Final, when, despite defeat, Galway United’s player-manager John Herrick instructed his players to board the supporters' buses and thank them for coming.

The Galway senior hurlers recorded their third league win and secured their Division 1A status last weekend as they battled to a 2-19 to 1-20 victory over Wexford and now their attention quickly turns to another away trip to take on Limerick this Saturday evening (7.30pm throw-in)

The death last week of Galwayman Adam Loughnane was raised in the Dáil on Tuesday during Statements on Mental Health with Minister for Mental Health, Mary Butler.

The death last week of Galwayman Adam Loughnane was raised in the Dáil on Tuesday during Statements on Mental Health with Minister for Mental Health, Mary Butler.