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An editorial from the Galway Advertiser has been named as a winner in a global contest to honour the best editorial writing in weekly newspapers. The Golden Quill and Golden Dozen award winners were announced by the International Society of Weekly Newspaper Editors at a banquet in the University of Missouri on Sunday. 

French ambassador to Ireland Jean-Pierre Thébault paid tribute to the cultural strength and uniqueness of Galway during a visit to the Galway Advertiser offices last Thursday.

O’Toole Refrigerated Transport’s attention to detail in a complex business such as seafood distribution was rewarded by winning the Fleet Transport Irish Haulier of the Year 2015 award, in association with Rosslare Europort.

The popular Galway Advertiser Facebook page has been named as a finalist in the prestigious Irish Social Media Awards which will be handed out later this month.

The family of the late John Cunningham will launch a collection of his writings this evening. All proceeds from the book, which takes its title As I Saw It from Mr Cunningham’s popular ‘As I See It’ column in the Connacht Tribune, will go to the Galway Hospice Foundation.

The Kia cee'd achieved a stunning debut result of fourth overall in the 2010 JD Power and Associates/What Car? Vehicle Ownership Satisfaction Study with a score of 83.8 per cent, finishing just behind luxury vehicles from Lexus and Jaguar.

The Kia cee'd achieved a stunning debut result of fourth overall in the 2010 JD Power and Associates/What Car? Vehicle Ownership Satisfaction Study with a score of 83.8 per cent, finishing just behind luxury vehicles from Lexus and Jaguar.

The Kia cee'd achieved a stunning debut result of fourth overall in the 2010 J.D. Power and Associates/What Car? Vehicle Ownership Satisfaction Study (VOSS), with a score of 83.8 per cent, finishing just behind luxury vehicles from Lexus and Jaguar. The cee'd also topped the ‘Lower medium car' segment ahead of vehicles such as the BMW 1 Series and the Skoda Octavia.

VETERAN footballer and coach and fundraiser extraordinaire Billy Carr of Mervue was named as the Galway city Volunteer of the Year at the annual Mayor’s Awards which were presented on Tuesday night.