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What are the most important things in your life? While people's individual priorities may vary, most would say their families, careers, friends, health, pets, and financial security.

So here you are, men of Galway; back to a familiar field. And you are here because you have faced down every challenge laid in front of you....and this Sunday, will be just another.

The holy grail of fencing is a fence that transforms a garden, but when it comes to maintenance, treating a timber fence is far from enjoyable.

The film tells the real-life story of how history enthusiast Catherine Corless uncovered how many children had been buried on the property of the Bon Secours Mother and Baby Home in Tuam and the consequent campaign for justice.

Fr Walter Macken, son of the famous author Walter Macken and Peggy Kenny of Kenny’s Bookshop, died peacefully in Dublin on May 21st last. Fr Walter was a well-known figure both in Galway, where he lived for many years and in Dublin.

The history of the 14 Tribes of Galway is the subject of an event taking place in Galway this weekend.

Late summer is one of the most rewarding times of year in an Irish garden. Borders are bursting with colour, vegetable plots are producing an abundance of fresh crops, and the days are still long enough to enjoy spending time outdoors. However, it’s also a crucial period for preparing your garden for autumn and ensuring plants remain healthy after the peak of the growing season. By tackling a few key jobs now, you’ll enjoy a beautiful garden well into autumn and set the foundations for a successful spring next year.

There was a wonderful atmosphere of celebration at Slimming World in the Menlo Park Hotel this week as members applauded one of their own, Corrandulla woman Cherie Forde, on her remarkable achievement of losing an incredible 10 and a half stone.

Doggie Daycare has provided a high standard of specialist care for 12 years, ensuring your dog goes home happy, tired, and with improved social skills, making them easier to deal with and more confident around other dogs.

As temperatures climb across Ireland, the Galway SPCA is urging pet owners to take extra precautions because Irish animals are not accustomed to prolonged periods of hot weather.