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Kettama to front Forbidden Fruit
Kettama, the Galway-born DJ who is currently a globally influential techno producer in London, will headline a major Irish festival this summer.
The Galway traffic question
While the country has many ongoing problems admittedly, there is little any of us can do right now, as ordinary citizens, to resolve them, other than exercising our vote at the next election to enact change. That is our democratic prerogative.
The jab targeting the world that was 'eating itself to death'
The summer of 2022 marked a watershed in the life of 34-year-old "Sarah" who worked at a large firm in Michigan in the United States. That was when her career really took off. She was given more responsibility (taking charge of three departments), was included in important meetings, and even got a 25 per cent pay rise.
Tesla Superchargers integrated into Polestar app
Polestar owners can now charge their cars at Tesla Superchargers thanks to full integration into the Polestar Charge app.
Ballads of a Bogman in city centre
Leading Irish musicians, tenor Gavan Ring and pianist Fiachra Garvey, will perform Ballads of a Bogman in St Joseph’s Church, Presentation Road, on Wednesday, February 11, at 7.30pm.
When in Rome... — Rome Hibernia GAA welcomes Annaghdown GAA for Spring Series
Rome Hibernia GAA hosted Annaghdown GAA last weekend as part of Round 2 of the 2026 Rome Spring Series, welcoming a travelling party of 41 players made up of 19 ladies and 22 men to the Eternal City.
Flexibility, workload management, and internal supports are key to tackle anxiety and absenteeism, says recruitment expert
Many employers struggle with the dual issue of workplace stress and absenteeism amongst employees after Christmas. So-called ‘Blue Monday’ isn’t a passing trend; it’s representative of real-life struggles with work-life balance.
Defending Ireland’s neutrality – calm resolve and careful planning, says Galway-native senator
Ireland stands at a pivotal moment where the lessons of our past and the uncertainties of tomorrow demand clear-eyed reflection and prudent action. For decades, neutrality was mis-sold as defencelessness, our Defence Forces were pared back in the belief that peace was permanent and threats were far away.
Laws vital to tackle ‘deep fake’ abuse
Member of the European Parliament, Maria Walsh, says Ireland should lead the way in legislating on AI-generated ‘deep fake’ non-consensual and pornographic images.
Could Dexcom Stadium become Galway’s missing outdoor music venue?
Galway proudly brands itself as Ireland’s cultural capital, a city of festivals, music, theatre, and artistic ambition. Yet for all its claims to creative dominance, it remains curiously under-provided when it comes to suitable performance venues — particularly large, high-quality outdoor ones. As the redevelopment of the Sportsground into the new Dexcom Stadium progresses, an intriguing question arises: could this modern stadium finally offer Galway a long-needed outdoor concert space?
