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Poetry bridging Brooklyn to Bangor
Accepting The Call, by Tim Dywer, published by Templar Poetry, will be introduced to an Irish audience by fellow poet Susan Millar Dumars after winning the 2024 Straid Collection Award in London.
Galway player wins half a million on Tuesday's EuroMillions
An online EuroMillions player from Galway scooped €500,000 in Tuesday night's draw and was yesterday informed by email of the big win.
Galway player wins half a million on Tuesday’s EuroMillions
An online EuroMillions player from Galway scooped €500,000 in Tuesday night’s draw and was yesterday informed by email of the big win.
Fuel Your Game: Safefood and GAA unite for smarter food choices
Safefood and the Gaelic Athletic Association (GAA) have teamed up to launch ‘Fuel your Game', a free healthy-eating resource to help players and coaches choose the right foods.
Killarney to host first Kerry Drinks Festival
A celebration of flavour and craftsmanship, the inaugural Kerry Drinks Festival, taking place on Saturday, November 15, promises a one-of-a-kind tasting experience, showcasing the rich diversity of the country’s drinks industry — from whiskeys and gins to craft beers, ciders, vodkas, liqueurs, and much more.
Collaborative work of local patients and scientists highlighted in new RTE documentary
RTÉ will broadcast a special documentary on Monday next shining a light on the lived experience of cancer patients, their contribution to research and the ongoing work of research centres that will shape how cancer will be treated in the future.
Special screening of cancer survivors’ documentary to mark World Cancer Research Day
CÚRAM, the SFI Research Centre for Medical Devices at University of Galway, in collaboration with the National Breast Cancer Research Institute, will mark World Cancer Research Day next week with a special screening of the documentary ‘The People There to Catch Us’.
Progressive results for Southern Gaels underage hurling teams in respective championship fixtures
U13 Championship Div 2
ISME writes to An Taoiseach on national minimum wage concerns
ISME has written to the Taoiseach to highlight issues around the impact of the proposed 12.4% increase on the National Minimum Wage (NMW) in 2024, noting that the measure will create a financially unsustainable situation for many small and medium businesses across Ireland.
Minimum wage increase will make many businesses unviable, says ISME
ISME has this week written to the Taoiseach to highlight issues around the impact of the proposed 12.4% increase on the National Minimum Wage in 2024, noting that the measure will create a financially unsustainable situation for many small and medium businesses across Ireland. The letter from the Chair of ISME, Marc O’Dwyer, follows representation from many of ISME’s Association members and affiliated trade bodies.
