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Galway Dominicans, a brief history
The Dominican Order was formally approved by Pope Honorius III in 1216, “to witness to the truth of the Christian Faith and to proclaim it at home and abroad”. St Dominic died in 1216, and in 1224 the Dominicans first came to Ireland. They came to Connacht, to Athenry, in 1241, and they finally arrived in Galway in 1488.
Walk in Pink in Galway on Mother’s Day
On Mother’s Day, Sunday, March 10, the National Breast Cancer Research Institute (NBCRI) are asking everyone to ‘Walk in Pink’ for breast cancer research starting at 10:30 am from The Claddagh Hall to Blackrock and back.
Galway Docklands Festival— a celebration of Galway’s Marine Industry
The heart of Galway’s maritime heritage comes to life with the much-anticipated Galway Docklands Festival, taking place from September 29 to October 1. This three-day festival promises an unforgettable experience celebrating Galway’s rich marine industry, all while supporting charitable causes.
Former Galway Rovers boss Callaghan to return to city for special events next week
The Galway United Friends Co Op is pleased to announce that former Galway Rovers manager Tommy Callaghan will be a special guest at the Galway United versus Athlone Town game on Friday 29th September.
United legends to honour Dave Daly in Lakeview School fundraising effort
Galway United legends will be involved in some of the fundraising activities for Lakeview School in honour of Dave Daly, who sadly passed away in June.
Register today for the Galway Memorial Walk
Join the Galway Memorial Walk on Sunday September 10. The annual walk in aid of Galway Hospice sees hundreds walking Salthill Prom together in memory of loved ones.
Get ready to run - it's the annual Streets of Galway 8k
Galway's most popular race, the Streets of Galway 8k, takes place on Saturday (August 12) at 7pm.
Daly strikes gold with dominant run
Finlay Daly was the toast of Galway at Athletic Ireland's National Senior Championships in Santry Stadium at the weekend.
In memory of Criostóir
A ballad is a form of verse, a poem or a song that tells a story. It can be considered either poetic or musical and is written in short stanzas with a rhyming system abcb. These forms of folk songs were often anonymous retellings of local legends, stories of particular events or characters.
In their green and black jerseys, we remember them still
Father Tom Burke’s Hurling Club was founded in 1898. It was called after the very famous Galway-born Dominican priest and preacher whose statue can be seen today on Father Griffin Road. Its membership was composed in the main of fishermen from the Claddagh. In their very early days, teams had 21 players.
