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Galway horse breeder and Oranmore native Pat Finn achieved outstanding success at the 2025 RDS Dublin Horse Show, securing multiple top titles.

In the close-knit communities of Claregalway and Lackagh, the Kenny family is a familiar and well-loved presence. Known for their warm spirit and dedication to their community, their household is a hub of activity, where sports kits from every local club make their way weekly into the family laundry. But behind the scenes of everyday life, Francis and Catherine Kenny recently faced a battle no family ever expects—their son Eoin’s sudden diagnosis with cancer.

Smart Digital Marketing & PR Agency was set up in January 2019 by Ruth Mc Court, originally from Roscommon, now living in Galway - operating in the West of Ireland with the majority of clients in counties Galway, Roscommon and Limerick.

Smart Digital Marketing & PR Agency and was set up in January 2019 by Ruth Mc Court, originally from Roscommon, now living in Galway - operating in the West of Ireland with the majority of clients in counties Galway, Roscommon and Limerick.

There are three Sarah McInerneys: the gregarious Drivetime radio presenter with a hearty laugh, the tough TV interviewer regularly skewering politicians, and – surprisingly – the shy, Galway-accented woman who considers herself a country girl at heart.

Monksland based bridal wear business, Lark Bridal, was selected as the overall winner at the recently hosted Roscommon County Enterprise awards ceremony in the Hodson Bay Hotel.

The Westmeath GAA community was plunged into a sense of deep sadness this week with news of the untimely death of former Garrycastle footballer, Enda Mulvihill.

THE RAINES, the Galway Americana/folk trio release their new single ‘Always Snow On The Mountain’ on Friday November 26, and play the Town Hall Theatre on Friday December 10.

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“Since the first lockdown, I have gained a renewed appreciation for Drury street and our neighbours. Brooks Hotel is located on Drury Street and the surrounding streets of Stephen’s Street, Fade Street, Exchequer Street, and South William Street combined create a charming part of Dublin.