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Galway’s month-long celebration of flavour, community and creativity-Blas na Bealtaine | A Taste of May is heading into its final fortnight, and there is still plenty to sink your teeth into.

Galway’s month-long food festival, Blas na Bealtaine (A Taste of May), is back this May with a packed programme celebrating flavour, culture and community. With more than 20 events already confirmed across the city and county, the festival is the perfect excuse to try something new, meet new people, and soak up the buzz of Galway’s food scene.

Blas na Bealtaine (A Taste of May), returns this May with a feast of flavour, culture and community spirit, showcasing some of the very best places to eat and drink in Galway. From natural wine pairings to seafood trails, pop-up feasts, chef swaps and global flavours rooted in west of Ireland ingredients, this year’s festival is your perfect excuse to try something new, meet new people, and enjoy the buzz of Galway.

Ashford Castle has launched the second in its series of annual experiences for wine experts and enthusiasts that combines outstanding world wines with exceptional Irish produce. Taking place from 3-5 February 2023, Meet the Makers at Ashford Castle will also feature a rare opportunity to meet and learn from some of Ireland’s leading winemakers, all of whom are first generation Irish Wine Geese.

Ashford Castle has launched the second in its series of annual experiences for wine experts and enthusiasts that combines outstanding world wines with exceptional Irish produce. Taking place from 3-5 February 2023, Meet the Makers at Ashford Castle will also feature a rare opportunity to meet and learn from some of Ireland’s leading winemakers, all of whom are first generation Irish Wine Geese.

August craft month celebrates local craft in Ireland across the entire month, with a number of exciting events taking place throughout Westmeath.

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It was closer than Galway would have wanted, but a one-point victory over last year's intermediate champions Tipperary was enough to ensure Tim Rabbitt's ladies are in pole position in this season's TG4 All Ireland Champioship group two.

Galway Ladies have gone top of the division one table thanks to a facile 1-12 to 0-4 win over Tipperary, and Cork’s surprise loss to Donegal at the weekend.