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The changing face of the media scene in Galway will accelerate over the next few weeks as the CCPC (Competition and Consumer Protection Commission) complete deliberations on the separate acquisitions of Galway Bay FM and the Connacht Tribune newspaper.

The wonderful orchestrated performance of Same Oul’ Town featuring the Saw Doctors and the RTE Concert Orchestra on last Saturday’s Tommy Tiernan Show is to be released globally as a single tomorrow (Friday)

John Caulfield is a man comfortable in his own skin. He mingled easily after a fan event last Wednesday but these nights weren’t always as easy. After the success of the last two seasons, it is easily forgotten that similar fan meetings after the 2022 season were far frostier affairs. But both then and now, the United manager commanded the room.

The RISE Community Fund has announced plans to award new cash grants to small businesses, farms, social enterprises, schools, charities and community groups in County Galway, with funding available to those who can demonstrate innovative plans to use technology to scale the positive impact of their work and benefit the local community.

Comedy sensation, Killian Sundermann, will perform at Monroe’s Live this Valentine’s Day, Friday, February 14, from 8pm as part of his first headline national tour.

The Galmont Hotel & Spa is going for gold this month having been shortlisted for two awards at the upcoming Virgin Media Business Gold Medal Hotel Awards 2024.

Local Galway busker Jamie McIntyre has collaborated with Tipperary native Dàwna on their take of the Christmas classic, Fairytale of New York.

The Connacht Hospitality Group is proud to announce its recognition as a finalist in several prestigious categories at the Virgin Media Business Gold Medal Hotel Awards 2024.

Comedy sensation Killian Sundermann will perform at Monroe’s Live on Friday, January 24, as part of his first headline national tour.

There was always an element of rock-stardom about the Galway West constituency. Home to some of the biggest hitters in Irish politics over many decades, the election count always attracted a certain amount of national interest. Something for the national hacks to get their teeth into.