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Galway Tour Guides’ Association will hold a Scavenger Hunt Tourist Trail this weekend to celebrate International Tourist Guide Day 2026 on Saturday, February 21.

As a student of ‘The Bish’ in Galway and a rower who spends countless hours on the River Corrib, my love for the river has grown into something deeper than I ever expected. The Corrib isn’t just where I train; it’s where I think, reset, and feel most like myself.

Galway’s canal ways are a lesser-known but historically significant part of the city’s development, reflecting its long relationship with trade, industry, and water management.

Life on Inis Meáin has always been shaped by nature - located in the middle of the Aran Islands off the west coast of Ireland, it is the quietest of the islands.

Inis Meáin has lots of amazing geographical features, mostly thanks to its connection to the Burren landscape.

The Aran Islands consists of three beautiful islands – Inis Mór, Inis Meáin and Inis Oirr. These islands are full of culture, stories and art.

The Inis Iron Meáin is an annual event on Inis Meáin, involving an exciting day full of running and socializing.

Authors Dr Sarah-Anne Buckley and Professor John Breslin, who have also curated an exhibition inspired by the books, will attend the afternoon series of talks at the Connemara landmark this Saturday, February 21, from 2.30pm.

Eyre Square Hotel has announced the completion of a full refurbishment of its bedrooms, unveiling a refreshed look and feel just in time for the spring season. Located in the heart of Galway city, the hotel’s newly upgraded accommodation reflects a renewed focus on comfort, style, and modern city-centre living.

There’s a profound difference between a house and a home. A house is built of brick and mortar, but a home is crafted through the personal touches, the morning coffee rituals in a sun-drenched kitchen, and the organised calm of a well-appointed space.