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When sheep’s heads were on the menu at Castlebar Hospital
On a chilly day in March 1788, John Howard rode into Castlebar on horseback. When he arrived in Dublin days earlier, he noted, ‘I shall set out next week for Connaught and other remote parts of this country, which indeed are more barbarous than the wilds of Russia’.
Team Hope formally launch annual Christmas shoebox appeal
Team Hope are calling upon the people of Athlone and the Midlands region to support its annual Christmas shoebox appeal.
Baba Yarga - Galway multicultural band release new single
AN EASTERN European folk song, transformed into a modern, soul-pinching, ethno-pop ballad - this is ‘Vershe’, the new single from Galway multicultural band Baba Yarga.
Galway rowers realise their Olympic dreams
Galway is celebrating the success of two rowers who have qualified for the Tokyo Olympics.
David McWilliams talks about the impact of the pandemic and the environment on travel
David McWilliams has worked all over the world, and speaking on the Travel Tales with Fergal podcast, the top economist says that people need to be aware “of the impact of air travel on the environment” — and reckons he was a bad example with all his jet-setting before the pandemic.
Galway WFC lose to Peamount
Phase two of the FAI Women’s National League kicked off on Saturday evening in Eamonn Deacy Park, but the hosts came out on the wrong side of a 2-0 scoreline to table-toppers Peamount United.
Is Galway’s Extinction Rebellion extinct?
Is Galway’s Extinction Rebellion extinct? Has it fallen victim to Covid-19 or is its silence political due to the Greens going into Government?
All set for The Euros
The party of European football's finest starts in only eight days time when France take on Romania at the Stade de France. It is hard to believe the tournament is so close on the horizon. However, one must remember that Galway and the rest of the province were so consumed by the exploits of Pat Lam's heroes in green that pretty much every other aspect of life in the west took a back seat.
COVID-19 places USA's moral and economic shortcomings in high relief
While COVID-19 has taken centre-stage here in Ireland - including shaping debate about Government formation - and there has been a sense of collective effort by all aspects of our polity, other countries, like the USA, have a rather different dynamic.
Popular Athlone Film Club will host first screening of new year
Athlone Film Club reels out their first film of the new year when the popular club screens the funny, moving and unique 'Woman at War' in the Dean Crowe Theatre on Tuesday, January 14, at 8pm.