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Leenane Walking Festival takes place this weekend
The annual Leenane Walking Festival will take place in north Connemara this weekend.
Connemara Photo Society exhibition
THE CONNEMARA Photo Society will open its inaugural exhibition this evening at 6.30pm at Bridge Street, Clifden.
Tour of Connemara attracts GAA stars
Past and present GAA stars Joe Deane, Tony Griffin, Paul Earley, Ja Fallon, and Sean Ó Domhnaill will be taking part in this year’s Tour of Connemara cycle.
Three-day Chonamara Ras in Oughterard
Oughterard hosts one of the biggest cycle races in the west this Easter weekend when the seventh annual Ras Chonamara takes place.
Comprehensive walking guide includes top Mayo routes
This weekend will see the launch of a new guide to the best walking routes in Connemara and Mayo.
Enjoy a ‘royal’ reception at Hotel Meyrick for charity
Heads turned last week in Galway city centre as the future Queen of England, “Kate Middleton” stepped out at the Hotel Meyrick on Eyre Square. As much as it is wished Kate would visit Galway, it was actually a promotional shoot with the hotel’s very own “Galway Kate” in support of Enable Ireland Galway and the ISPCC.
Dust down your bikes for Croi’s charity cycle
This year’s annual Tour de Lough Corrib Charity Cycle in aid of local heart charity Croí will take place on Sunday May 22.
Five women artists at Kenny’s
AKIN: A Word in Your Eye, a mixed media exhibition, featuring work by five women artists, opens in The Kenny Gallery, Liosbán Retail Park, this Saturday at 3pm.
Does Fianna Fáil have a future in Galway?
Many doubted it would come to pass. Many foes were convinced there was a significant hardcore element out there who would find it too difficult to wield the dagger no matter how much they complained about Fianna Fáil. Many party loyalists were deluded into believing that ‘In our final hour of need they will not desert us’.
Protecting corporation tax is vital for jobs and tourism, says Corrib Princess owner
A Galway company has called on the Government to save Ireland’s corporation tax as it is vital for not only attracting multi-nationals but also securing jobs in the tourism sector and boosting the local economy.