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Eamonn Deacy Park considered as University seeks to soothe parking shortage
The desperate parking situation on campus has led University of Galway officials to look further afield for ‘park and stride’ locations.
Broad welcome for ring road approval
Galway politicians have broadly welcomed the decision to grant approval for the Galway City Ring Road project after delays of over 20 years.
Fifty years on the Corrib for Tribesmen Head of the River
The Tribesmen Head of the River (THOR) celebrates its 50th anniversary this Saturday as the River Corrib prepares to welcome over 1,200 competitors to the annual event.
The Galway traffic question
While the country has many ongoing problems admittedly, there is little any of us can do right now, as ordinary citizens, to resolve them, other than exercising our vote at the next election to enact change. That is our democratic prerogative.
O’Donnellan & Joyce presents a semidetached home on large corner site next to University of Galway
O’Donnellan & Joyce has been instructed in the sale of this delightful three bedroom semidetached house in Newcastle.
Competitive rowing in Galway
Rowing ‘matches’ or ‘badge races’ have been taking place on the Corrib for about 170 years. Initially, when there was only one club, The Corrib Rowing and Yachting Club, competitions were confined to members. Then the Commercial Boat Club was formed in 1875, and a meeting was held to promote a regatta at the river beside Menlo Castle. This regatta proved to be a success and was a great boost to the sport of rowing.
Tribesmen Rowing Club announces THOR event
The Tribesmen Head of the River (THOR) rowing time trial event will take place on the River Corrib during St Patrick's weekend in 2025.
Cong to Galway Sailing Race set to celebrate tradition and competition this weekend
The storied Cong to Galway Race, renowned as the oldest inland sailing competition in Europe (1882), is set to make its annual return this Saturday August 31, starting from the picturesque Lisloughrey Pier near Ashford Castle.
Digital signs highlight city speeding hotspots
Galway City Council has collated information from driver feedback signs since speed limits were changed across the city last year, and the data is revealing.
