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Aran Islands airflights - a lifeline, not a luxury

It is strangely easy to forget that Ireland is an island. Part of that comes from the fact that, unlike Britain, Spain, or Japan, we have no real naval tradition.

Closing Aran Island air service could lead to island depopulation

The PSO for the air services amounts to an annual subvention of €1,880,913 to run the flights as well as the three aerodromes on the Aran Islands and the Connemara Regional Airport in Indreabhán. Aer Arann Islands currently employs 38 full-time and two part-time staff, to run these services.

Ford shows big risks attached to drink driving

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Ford has developed a “Drink Driving Suit”, that impairs visibility, co-ordination and balance at a time when more than half of young drivers in Europe report either driving while drunk or have seen friends drink and drive.

Medieval pilgrim paths could be big tourist attraction

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The age-old practice of repenting for one’s sins, soul searching, and attempting to curry favour up above, on a grinding penitential pilgrimage is being revived.

Learn Spanish in northern Spain

Established in Asturias, northern Spain, in 2001, GoEuroLanguage offers Spanish language programmes to Galway students. One of the co-founders is a native of Galway, where the company runs English courses for Spanish students, and the other co-founder is a native of Avilés where it runs summer course for Irish students.

Market Street, one hundred years ago

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The title of this photograph is ‘Old Building, Market Street’ and it was taken about 100 years ago. The building in the foreground was at one time occupied by the Augustinian nuns who were based in Galway (where the Mechanics is today in Middle Street) before 1651. The last Augustinian nun to die in Ireland is buried in Forthill. These sisters formed part of the same Augustinian Order as the friars, as do their contemplative successors today in countries like Spain and Italy. Continuing persecutions and other historical pressures saw to the end of these nuns in Ireland, though some lingered on in Galway up to the middle of the 19th century.

T-Rex sports teams up with JOMA teamwear

To celebrate this new partnership,  T-Rex Sports is running a competition in the Advertiser for all soccer teams, to win a full set of kit for their team. The prize includes 15 outfield jerseys, shorts and socks, along with a goal keeper set.  To enter find the advert in this paper and follow the instructions.  JOMA is an international premium team wear brand that supplies kits to such football clubs as Valencia and Getafe in Spain and Fiorentina in Italy. Now launching countrywide in Ireland, JOMA teamwear is available through T-Rex Sports. T-Rex works with clubs, supplying them with playing kit and club wear. Email T-Rex on [email protected]  or call 094 9025933.  

Win a full set of kit for your team as T-Rex sports teams up with JOMA

T-Rex Sports are running a competition in the Advertiser for all soccer teams, to win a full set of kit for their team. The prize includes 15 outfield jerseys, shorts and socks along with a goalkeeper set.

Learn Spanish in northern Spain

Established in Asturias, northern Spain, in 2001, GoEuroLanguage offers Spanish language programmes to Galway students. One of the co- founders is a native of Galway, where the company runs English courses for Spanish students, and the other co- founder is a native of Avilés where it runs summer course for Irish students.

La Casa De Bernarda Alba

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IN A small Spanish village, domineering matriarch Bernarda Alba imposes an eight-year period of mourning upon her family after the death of her second husband.

 

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