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Céide Fields heritage site brings home the international Carlo Scarpa prize for gardens
The Céide Fields has won the prestigious Carlo Scarpa international landscape award for gardens. At a ceremony in the Céide Fields Visitor Centre in Mayo, Minister Michael Ring and Minister of State Kevin "Boxer" Moran welcomed the award which is now proudly on display in the visitors' centre.
ESB and Bord na Móna reach financial closure on Oweninny wind farm project
ESB and Bord na Móna have announced that financial closure has been reached on the €160m Oweninny project in north Mayo.
Cross Border Orchestra of Ireland (Peace Proms) to hold open information meeting for new Galway members
The Cross Border Orchestra of Ireland (CBOI) was established in 1995 as a peace initiative and is composed of more than 100 exceptionally talented young musicians from all over Ireland and Northern Ireland.
Vice-president of the European Parliament visits Drumraney NS
Mairead McGuinness, MEP for Westmeath and first vice-president of the European Parliament, paid an official visit to Drumraney National School, Athlone, on Monday, May 21.
The new Hyundai i20 is smarter and safer
Hyundai Motor is introducing a refreshed i20 line-up. In order to meet customers’ expectations, the i20 five-door now has a more modern design as well as updated safety features with Hyundai SmartSense.
Dominican Convent donates historic library to NUI Galway
The Dominican Convent in Taylor’s Hill, Galway has donated its library of more than 2,000 volumes, built up over five centuries, to NUI Galway at an event in the University Library.
If we do not vote Yes the Abortion pill penalty of '14 years in jail' remains
On Monday the Minister for Health Simon Harris reaffirmed that the penalty for taking abortion pills will remain at 14 years' imprisonment unless there is a Yes vote in tomorrow's referendum on the Eighth Amendment.
'Songs are a wonderful way to deliver intimate emotions'
STEEPED IN the culture of his native Middle East, Israeli lutenist Ziv Braha is also a man very much at home with English Renaissance music. He is about to make his Galway debut, playing the Galway Early Music Festival this weekend, but his journey to classical and early music began in a most unexpected way.
Sports, drama and everything else in between!
Well, it is clear Leinster are the new kings of Europe. It emerged last weekend when they had a win in the European Championship final in Bilbao against Racing 92.
