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Galway makers to feature at Ireland’s International Creative Expo in January
Celebrating the theme of ‘Making Irish Stories’, Showcase will return to the RDS, Dublin from Sunday, January 18 to Tuesday, January 20 with 18 Galway makers among this year’s exhibitors.
36 years of Galway braving the cold: COPE Galway Christmas Swim
For many in Galway, Christmas morning simply is not complete without a trip to Blackrock in Salthill, where hundreds gather to brave the icy waters of Galway Bay and raise funds for COPE Galway.
Dexcom Stadium to host Six Nations history
Dexcom Stadium will host the Guinness Women's Six Nations fixture between Ireland and Italy on Saturday, April 18 2026.
Moving story of survival and self-discovery to be launched in Oughterard tomorrow night
A powerful and deeply human story will take centre stage in Oughterard this weekend as local man Patrick O’Reilly launches his autobiography, I Move Forward So I Am—a book that traces an extraordinary journey from abandonment to belonging.
Studying overseas can shape your future
Choosing what to study — and where — is one of the most important decisions you will make in your life. For many students, that choice does not stop at selecting a subject or university within their own country. Increasingly, young people are looking beyond their borders and considering universities overseas.
Galway Masters Basketball Showdown in support of pancreatic cancer charity
Galway prepares to host one of its most spirited sporting fixtures, the Galway Masters International Basketball Tournament 2025, running from Friday, October 31 to Sunday, November 2 at the Kingfisher Club in the University of Galway.
Heading out to visit ‘the lads’
UNIFIL, the United Nations’ Interim Force in Lebanon, will finish next year, after the US vetoed its renewal in August.
Shoplifter manifestly sorry for her actions, Clifden Court told
A JUDGE noted at Clifden District Court that a woman who pleaded guilty to stealing groceries because she was under financial pressure and was also pleading to driving without insurance had a car and so did her husband. She made her observation when she was asked to grant free legal aid to the defendant.
Shoplifter who drove without insurance apologises for her actions in court
A Judge noted at Clifden District Court that a woman who pleaded guilty to stealing groceries because she was under financial pressure, and was also pleading to driving without insurance, had a car and so did her husband. She made her observation when she was asked to grant free legal aid to the defendant.
