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Galway musicians hit all the right notes at All-Ireland Fleadh
Galway competitors enjoyed an outstanding Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann in Belfast last week, with musicians, singers and dancers from the county securing 11 first-place finishes and placing in the top three in 45 competitions during the festival.
Jigs, reels and sausage rolls
Alas, I have a dirty secret that I must confess. Every time I visit Belfast, I feel a strange compulsion to visit one of the thirteen Greggs outlets located in the city to secure my flaky fix of cheap, greasy sausage rolls and steak bakes.
Local athletes to take to national stage this weekend
Galway athletes will travel in numbers to the blue riband track and field event of the season on the domestic calendar, the National Senior Outdoor Track and Field Championships in Santry this weekend.
Who is a ‘true Gael’?
“We’re dealing with questions of identity, questions about the language, and about the position of the language today. And we’re looking at those questions in a humorous, engaging way that will get people thinking about them.”
Long service awards for three Galway RNLI crew
Two crew from the Galway Lifeboat Station were recognised for 30 years of volunteering at a recent RNLI volunteer recognition event and a third crew received his 20 year long service medal.
Aniar milestone marked through collaborations, menus and exclusive wine launch
Few chefs have shaped modern Irish food as consistently as Jp McMahon. As Aniar approaches its 15th year, Jp is revisiting the dishes that have defined the restaurant through a series of collaborations, menus and partnerships taking place over the coming months.
Sculpture that interrogates History
In Deviations, John Rainey presents sculptures drawn from three bodies of work produced between 2021 and 2026: Slip Tank, Errors and Retrofits.
Irish-language musical 'An tÉalú' comes to Galway
“It was my mother who inspired the musical in the first place. It was very sad when she died, but she was content in herself. She was ready for death — not in a dark way, but because she had a sense of satisfaction with her life.”
Galway to Dublin train service has second highest ridership, yet still no catering, says Farrell
The Iarnród Éireann train service from Galway to Dublin still lacks catering since Covid-19 measures suspended it. However, other major routes, such as Dublin/Cork and Dublin/Belfast, both have had catering services return since pandemic measures were lifted.
Circus coming to town in June
A big top will be erected in Fr Burke Park opposite the Claddagh from Friday, June 12 to June 14.
