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A brief history of Galway trams and buses

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An entrepreneur named Mr Berry was probably one of the first people to organise buses in Galway. He had over a dozen horse drawn vehicles that plied regularly between Eyre Square and the Eglinton Hotel. The fare was one penny. Each vehicle was marked to carry a certain number of people and the police were vigilant to see that there was no overloading. In 1868 he bought a new bus that was allowed to carry inside and outside passengers. This could travel on longer excursions, to Barna and Oughterard, etc, but an accident on Knockbane Hill seriously affected his business.

Home and Away’s Alf Stewart is Athlone-bound

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The longest serving cast member on Home and Away, Ray Meagher, who plays the iconic Alf Stewart, is visiting Ireland at the beginning of April.

Home and Away’s Alf to visit Claremorris

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Home and Away’s Ray Meagher, who plays Alf Stewart on the popular Australian soap, is coming to Claremorris.

Home and Away’s Alf Stewart is coming west

Ray Meagher, the longest serving cast member on Australian soap Home and Away who plays the iconic Alf Stewart in the show, is visiting Ireland in the coming weeks and will be in Galway on Thursday April 2 as part of a nationwide tour.

Twenty years a worldwide show

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A classic of modern Irish theatre, Catalpa takes to the stage at Roscommon Arts Centre on Tuesday February 17 at 8pm. Catalpa is the story of the daring 1875 whaleship rescue of six Irish prisoners from the British penal colony in Fremantle, Western Australia. Catalpa is about heroes and visionaries, political intrigue and personal loyalty, with hot romance, mixed-up rebels, and battles at sea - an epic adventure story that challenges the nature of heroism.

State issues apology to Roma family

 

Sir Richard Bonynge to conduct in Galway

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SIR RICHARD Bonynge, one of the greatest of all operatic conductors, playS a fundraising concert on Thursday May 29 in the Augustinian Church.

Flannery accuses Leisureland board of ‘dereliction of duty’

Judge apologises for her ‘off the cuff comments’

Judge Mary Devins has apologised for the “off the cuff comments” which she made during a court case which was before a district court sitting in Castlebar last Friday. Judge Devins had suggested that social welfare is a charity for Polish people.

Judge apologises for her ‘off the cuff comments’

Judge Mary Devins has apologised for the “off the cuff comments” which she made during a court case which was before a district court sitting in Castlebar last Friday. Judge Devins had suggested that social welfare is a charity for Polish people.

 

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