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Helping the people of Haiti who never give up
When Sr Rose Kelly arrived at the airport in Haiti in 2005, a man who was collecting his luggage, struck up a conversation with her.
Helping the people of Haiti who never give up
When Sr Rose Kelly arrived at the airport in Haiti in 2005, a man who was collecting his luggage, struck up a conversation with her.
Book now for the Fahy Travel honeymoon and long-haul showcase
Registrations are already very busy for the Fahy Travel honeymoon and long-haul event taking place at Bridge Street, Galway on September 7.
Claim your own piece of disrespectful art with the Galway Cartoon Festival fundraiser auction this Saturday
Selected artworks from the Galway Cartoon Festival's hit exhibitions go under the hammer from 12:30pm to 3:30pm this Saturday, June 22 in the Town Hall Theatre gallery-bar. This is your chance to own one of twenty framed cartoon prints by a remarkable artist and help grow the city's internationally respected celebration of disrespectful art.
Havana seeks closer ties with Galway
Cuba’s ambassador to Ireland unveiled a new plaque in Galway last week celebrating historic links between the two island nations.
Quarter century of bangers from Connemara
Raidió na Gaeltachta might not be what first springs to mind when you think of alternative, electronic music, but Cian Ó Cíobháin has been quietly – and sometimes loudly – banging out obscure or forgotten classics from its Connemara studio for 25 years.
"To be a peacemaker you have to be a troublemaker"- Adayfi
Mansoor Adayfi launched his new book 'Don't Forget us Here', at Charlie Byrne's Bookshop alongside the Galway Alliance Against War
Long haul holidays now available online
Book your long haul holiday with the security of knowing you are dealing with Galway’s longest established travel company. Award winning Fahy Travel is a local family business catering to the travel needs of the people of the west of Ireland for more than 100 years.
A former president learns a lesson about theatre craft
Nothing shut the mouths of the Irish yahoos faster than to see Augusta Lady Gregory enter the Maxine Elliot Theatre, New York, arm in arm with Teddy Roosevelt, probably America’s greatest president. Their jaws must have hit the floor in amazement as they were well prepared for a total assault on the Abbey Theatre’s presentation of the Playboy of the Western World, and on its ‘pensioner’ spokesperson Lady Gregory.
