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Prominent Moate CS player aspires to contest cancelled All-Ireland senior ladies football final
To grace the playing field in an All-Ireland final at any level is an honour fortunate to be bestowed upon a select few participants.
Galway 2020 approved funding for re-imagined programme
GALWAY 2020's re-imagined programme "will now become a reality" according to the organisation, following Government approval for it's re-imagined programme of events.
STRAIGHT TALKING WITH...MARY O’Rourke
We seem to have passed the next test, in that last weekend we had the re-opening of the farmers’ markets, we had the opening of shops selling gardening stuff, electrical shops, car repair shops etc, all of which has added to the feeling that somehow we are battling through this coronavirus and that we are coming out of it.
Inaugural Green Party candidate launches election campaign
In excess of one hundred persons were present as Green Party Deputy Leader, Catherine Martin TD, formally launched the general election campaign of Roscommon/Galway candidate, Julie O'Donoghue.
Launch for Green candidate O’Donoghue hears that rural Ireland must be persuaded
Almost 100 people attended the launch of the Green Party’s General Election candidate, Julie O’Donoghue last week Deputy Leader of the Green Party, Catherine Martin TD addressed the crowd and said that if the Green Wave is to be successful, it must bring rural Ireland with it.
Green candidate to launch General Election campaign
The official launch of Roscommon-Galway Green Party representative Julie O’ Donoghue’s General Election campaign will take place on Sunday January 12 at 4pm in JJ Harlow’s Bar, Roscommon.
Connacht Women’s squad face Leinster in interpro opener
Connacht Women open their new season with a tough task in Leinster at Energia Park on Saturday (5.30pm) in the 2019 Women's Interprovincial Championship.
Grace and Scott the real heroes as Henshaw family raise funds for South Westmeath Hospice
I will begin this column by noting and paying respect to the late US president George Bush who died recently. I have not any particular memories about him but I have always felt that he was a most honourable person, and that seems to be the general opinion now upon his passing. I noted at his funeral home that his faithful dog who he has had for years was keeping watch on the rug outside, and I thought well, the late president must have had very admirable human traits. May he rest in peace.
In the midst of turmoil – spring returns
“What is this life if, full of care, we have no time to stand and stare?” - William Henry Davies
Serious talks at last – but is the end in sight?
We had a third inconclusive vote for a Taoiseach last Thursday with neither Enda Kenny nor Micheál Martin winning out. So, what now?
