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Connemara farmer’s curiosity led to fascination with Droimeann cattle
John O’Halloran is a part-time farmer in Clifden where he runs Droimeann cattle alongside Connemara ponies. An archaeologist and historian by profession, he has a strong interest in Ireland’s native breeds and now helps conserve Droimeann cattle. He is a board member of the Droimeann Cattle Society and plays a significant role in rebuilding and protecting the breed.
Tommy aims to be home for the Christmas
He begins with six shows in Westmeath, then six in Leitrim before drifting down to Limerick and then up to Mayo and back to Galway again for the Christmas, and then on and on and on and on till the wheels fall off and burn, according to himself.
You’ll Never Believe Who’s Dead: ‘a uniquely Irish arrangement’
It’s Christmas in Sligo, and the Cosgroves have gathered in the good room, full of bad moods and holiday décor.
Plenty to 'Feed' on at Film Fleadh
The 2026 festival will showcase 35 new Irish films, major world premieres, international guests and over 130 short films from Thursday, July 7, to July 12.
Lapland family adventures still available for Christmas 2026
Few places in the world capture the wonder of Christmas quite like Lapland. Nestled deep within the Arctic Circle, this enchanting winter destination transforms festive dreams into reality,
Kilcolgan Garden Centre celebrates 50 years of growing success
A well-known family business in Kilcolgan is celebrating a remarkable milestone this year, marking 50 years in business and 30 years serving the local community from its current location.
BBQ season is upon us
One in 10 Irish households start the BBQ season as early as Easter, research from Calor finds. Calor, one of Ireland’s leading suppliers of gas for homes and businesses across the country, surveyed 1,000 people to gain insights into the nation’s barbecue trends and traditions.
The €1,500 tax free limit explained: How Irish SMEs are structuring employee rewards in 2026
The Small Benefit Exemption is laid down in section 112B of the Taxes Consolidation Act 1997, which is administered by Revenue. A maximum of five qualifying benefits per tax year can gain exemption with the cap set at just €1,500 per employee per annum, effective from 1 January 2025. Qualifying benefits cannot be non-cash and non-convertible to cash.
COPE Galway honours hundreds of volunteers at special recognition event
COPE Galway celebrated the extraordinary contribution of its volunteers last week, as part of National Volunteering Week (18–24 May).
Visit Europe’s top theme park
Rediscover the magic at Disneyland Paris, where unforgettable experiences await both the young and the young at heart. Brought to you by Fahy Travel Galway, this enchanting destination offers something special in every season.
