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Dexcom Stadium, to be opened in January, and well-known coach Stuart Lancaster, are at the forefront of Connacht’s continued development under the leadership of CEO Willie Ruane.

When Pete Foley first stepped onto a judo mat in Kilkenny as a shy 12-year-old in the 1970s, few could have imagined that this would mark the beginning of a lifelong journey — one that would shape the face of martial arts in Ireland for generations. Now, five decades later, the founder and head coach of the renowned Black Dragon Kickboxing Gym in Galway is celebrating an extraordinary milestone: 50 years of dedication, discipline, and unwavering commitment to martial arts.

The 16th of October 2016 is etched indelibly onto Olive Foley's memory. It is a day she will never forget. 

The overwhelming refusal to be beaten even when the odds were working against them, has lifted Galway to this novel decider against Kerry, according to experienced player Charlotte Cooney.

Our first photograph today is of Mrs Anne Creaven, or “Ma” Creaven as she was known to generations of students and staff at UCG. She ran the coffee shop, a small intimate split level building which had originally been the College Sports Hall. It could only cater for a small number of people at one time, but student numbers were small in college then.

BY DECLAN VARLEY

Minister for Finance, Michael McGrath, announced the Budget for 2024 on Tuesday, 10 October. The minister outlined a multibillion package of spending increases, once-off payments and tax cuts. The Galway Advertiser took to the streets of Galway city to get the views of civilians, and while there were positives, there was an overwhelming concern about the rise in the cost-of-living.

Digital marketing students attending the Technological University of the Shannon (TUS) have achieved gold status for ‘Digital Student of the Year’ for the third successive year at the Digital Media Awards (DMAs).

With a week to go before the launch of the 35th edition of the Galway Film Fleadh, two more films are announced from the Music strand.

Moylena is a unique, charming, modernist style home set on a 2.08 acre of established gardens adjacent to and with mooring onto Lough Corrib. The residence, which was built circa 1970, was designed by Dan O’Neill Flanagan architect who had been commissioned by an east coast based business family. He created an impressive modernist home constructed of glass, steel and reinforced concrete that is as striking today as the day it was built.