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Headford ready for annual shindig
Headfest 2026 will take place in Headford from Wednesday, May 27 to Monday, June 1, bringing six days of music, sport, culture, food and family events to the town and surrounding area.
Armenians not a patch on Galwegians
Micheál Martin was shaking hands in Oranmore, Renmore, Moycullen, Galway city centre, Knocknacarra and Armenia, over the Mayday bank holiday weekend.
Big tests keep coming for United
Galway United came out of a busy bank holiday weekend with plenty of pride and two points to show for their efforts at home to St Pat’s and away to Derry City.
Galway to host Ireland’s first pop-up shop for voter registration this weekend
An Coimisiún Toghcháin – the Electoral Commission – will host a pop-up shop for voter registration and information in Galway city this weekend, the first of its kind in the country.
Kinvara Plein Air Festival 2026
Over the bank holiday weekend, more than 150 artists will descend on Kinvara, the Burren and South Galway for four days of outdoor painting, and you are welcome to come along and watch.
Clash of the high flyers for United this weekend
Few would have had this pegged as a top half of the table tie, even early in the second half of the season.
‘Come on ta f**k’
Cathal McKenna and Gary Regan of The Scratch talk to MAXIM KELLY ahead of headlining Galway's new music festival Momentum next month
HSE West and North West encourages public to consider all care options this Easter Bank Holiday weekend
Health services in Galway and Roscommon have reminded the public of all their care options ahead of the Easter Bank Holiday weekend. With services traditionally experiencing increased demand during holiday periods, the HSE is advising patients to plan ahead and consider all available care pathways before attending Emergency Departments.
Trad metal folk fusion to finish festival
Dublin’s answer to Rage Against the Machine, The Scratch, will headline the closing day of the inaugural Momentum Festival in Oranmore, on Monday, May 4.
