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Three Galway pubs, The Crane Bar, Tigh Neachtain and The Kings Head, have been named among Ireland’s top 50 pubs in a new list published by The Sunday Times.

Round 1 – Cork vs Limerick May 24 (Páirc Uí Rinn)

With the Wild Atlantic Way on one side and Ireland’s Ancient East on the other, exploring the island’s Hidden Heartland is a must-do activity this summer.

For decades, west Galway has drawn visitors with its rugged Connemara charm and the cultural heartbeat of Galway city. But venture east, and you’ll discover a quieter, equally compelling destination, East Galway, a jewel of the Irish Hidden Heartlands where authentic experiences, rich history, and gentle adventure await.

The world premiere of Marina Levitina’s latest documentary, on the people and beauty of the Graney Valley in East Clare, will be screened next Wednesday, July 9, as part of the 37th Galway Film Fleadh.

The Lazy Wall was a feature of life in old Salthill. It was situated opposite the Grand Hotel and beside the old RIC barracks. It would be roughly where the west-bound lane opposite where the BonBon is today. It consisted of a long concrete seat, boarded on top, backed by a stone wall. It was not very comfortable but it attracted lots of people, mostly tourists, most of whom were country people.

Citylink has announced an exciting expansion of its Limerick to Dublin Airport service, now extended to include Ennis on select services. This development means that travellers to and from County Clare can now enjoy direct, reliable coach transport to Dublin Airport — with six daily departures in each direction, and seamless drop off at Terminals 1 & 2 and a dedicated pickup spot for this service.

Osaka Japanese and Korean restaurant has been a huge hit with foodies since it opened in Salthill two years ago. Now, the popular Asian eatery is adding Galway city centre to it growing list of outlets.

BRITTANY FEST Galway 2025 comes to a close this weekend with a series of gigs and music events, culminating in a show from leading Galway trad-folk band Galvian Way.

BRITTANY FEST Galway 2025 comes to a close this weekend with a series of gigs and music events, culminating in a show from leading Galway trad/folk band Galvian Way.