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The Galway River, 1952
If you are in an aeroplane flying over a village or town, you get a fleeting impression of what that village looks like, but if one knows how to operate a very good camera while flying the aircraft, you might get a pin-sharp illustration of what that village looks like and how it is laid out. That is exactly what our pilot/photographer did in 1952 when he/she took this shot of the river from the Salmon Weir down to the Hygeia building.
Join the Kingfisher Club for a healthier, happier you
We all know that exercise is good for us on a physical level ensuring we all stay fit and healthy. But did you know that exercise can also make you a happier person?
Irish businesses must look east as Trump tariffs loom, says Chamber chief
The CEO of the Arab Irish Chamber of Commerce (AICC) is urging Irish businesses battling the uncertainty of “what’s next” during the Trump administration to consider expanding their trade strategy to the Arab world – or risk being left behind.
The new generation skin obsession
With more and more 10-year-olds blowing their budgets on serums and retinols, Lisa Geraghty asks if we are in the midst of a new skincare craze.
The new generation's skincare obsession
With more and more 10-year-olds blowing their budgets on serums and retinols, Lisa Geraghty asks if we are in the midst of a new skincare craze.
A medieval castle in Quay Street
Blake’s Castle is a medieval urban fortified town house at the bottom of Quay Street which was built c1470 with single bay ground and first floors and a two-bay second floor. It has a flat roof with a crenelated parapet with a projecting machicolation on supporting corbels on the top floor above the entrance. This was an opening at the parapet through which defenders could drop material such as boiling water or hot pitch down on would-be attackers. It was built with coursed roughly dressed limestone rubble walls with square headed window openings to the upper floors.
Five ways to make your groceries last longer and eight ways to reduce home waste
Too Good To Go, the social impact company behind the world’s largest marketplace for surplus food, is sharing some top tips on how to reduce your environmental impact and making sure you get the most from your grocery shop.
How to avoid Christmas skin havoc this festive season
The holiday season is almost upon us, and as we prepare for all of the Christmas nights out, dinners and lunches, it’s vital to think about the health of our skin at this indulgent time of year.
iSupply awarded ISO Standard for sustainability
iSupply has become the first print and signage company in Galway City to be awarded the ISO standard for environmental sustainability.
Plastic surgery and aesthetic treatments you can trust with The Kelly Clinic
Located in the Bon Secours Hospital, Renmore, The Kelly Clinic is a consultant-led plastic surgery and aesthetic clinic.
