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As the All-Ireland Football championship starts up for 2024, Garrycastle GAA Club are excited to announce the launch of their ‘Winner Takes All’ fundraising competition where one lucky winner will walk away with two tickets for the All-Ireland football final, a two night stay in the Gibson Hotel on the All-Ireland Football final weekend and €1000 in spending money.

Co Meath’s singer-songwriter Robert John Ardiff will perform on Saturday, February 24, as part of Monroe’s dual-stage ‘Isn’t It Midnight’ event.

The Superleague Galway derby between Maigh Cuilinn and Maree is often a highlight of the basketball season west of the Shannon. Due to an issue with the University of Galway Sports Arena in November 2023, the first meeting of these great Galway rivals was postponed so that now we have two in as many weeks.

ALONE, the national organisation supporting older people to age at home, has called for action from the Department of Health on loneliness, as new data shows that Ireland is the loneliest country in Europe.

The University of Galway’s UrbanLab is inviting creative people and groups in Galway city and Gort to take part in a survey that connects art, culture, and place. The survey, which is open to artists and organisations, will see €5,000 in funding awarded to two projects that best address local issues.

Four Galway basketball players have been selected on the U20 women's squad to compete at the European Championships.

What’s wrong with Galway? What’s right with it? University of Galway’s UrbanLab invites members of the public to share their thoughts through a series of Speak Outs in Galway City and Gort. These Speak Outs offer an opportunity to explore the question, ‘How can we make better places?’. People who wish to present at the Speak Outs are asked to give a short five minute talk on a local issue of their choice.

A masterful away performance last week in Waterford, where they emerged with a precious 1-0 victory, means three wins in three games for Galway United.

A series of art therapy workshops, currently being run by Red Door Studio at Galway City Museum, are bringing a positive mental health message to an unexpected setting. The workshops, called Re:Imagine, use the museum's exhibits as a form of therapy - by exploring the space, and creating their own art in response to this, participants can learn to understand themselves better, and heal through self expression in a safe space.

Exploring world music in a new and exciting way, çhâñt éle?trónïqùe are an international collective of musicians who are championing traditional song through a contemporary lens. With powerful vocal harmonies combined with electronica beats, this is a hypnotic fusion of culture and identity, formed with a passion for storytelling and connection to our ancestral past.