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Aniar milestone marked through collaborations, menus and exclusive wine launch

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Few chefs have shaped modern Irish food as consistently as Jp McMahon. As Aniar approaches its 15th year, Jp is revisiting the dishes that have defined the restaurant through a series of collaborations, menus and partnerships taking place over the coming months.

Summer’s wild visitors: celebrating wildlife in the Galway garden

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There is something magical about a garden in Galway during the height of summer. While we may never enjoy the scorching temperatures found elsewhere in Europe, the mild Atlantic climate creates the perfect conditions for an extraordinary variety of wildlife. From the first bumblebee visiting a foxglove in the morning to the last bat swooping overhead at dusk, our gardens are alive with nature throughout the season.

Why so many people struggle to lose weight — even when they’re trying hard

Eating less, skipping treats and trying to exercise more, yet the weight still refuses to move, is becoming an increasingly common frustration for many according to local weight loss coach Grace Joyce, the issue is often not lack of willpower, but a slowing metabolism.

Film records Galway’s campus life

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Documentary The SU will have its world premiere at the Galway Film Fleadh this Sunday, July 12, at 3pm, in the Town Hall Theatre.

The Connacht Hotel unveils a week of style, celebration and charity for Galway Race Week 2026

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As excitement builds for one of Ireland’s most anticipated summer events, The Connacht Hotel is inviting racegoers to make the hotel their home throughout Galway Race Week, with a packed programme of glamour, entertainment, delicious dining and unforgettable experiences.

Music, theatre, food, crafts and more at Claregalway Garden Festival this weekend

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Claregalway Castle will welcome one and all to the charming annual Galway Garden Festival this Saturday and Sunday.

Island to host Ireland’s first public mead-making experience

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A remote island on Ireland’s Wild Atlantic Way will become the home of what is believed to be Ireland’s first public mead-making experience when visitors gather on Inishturk Island on Saturday, July 11, to discover, taste and create one of humanity’s oldest alcoholic drinks.

Why so many people struggle to lose weight — even when they’re trying hard

Eating less, skipping treats, trying to exercise more — and the weight refusing to move — is an increasingly common frustration for many.

Understanding the emotional world of cats

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Cats have long fascinated people with their mysterious personalities, independent nature, and seemingly unreadable expressions. While they may not wear their hearts on their sleeves like dogs, research suggests that cats experience complex emotions and form meaningful bonds with the people they trust.

Green light for major Applegreen service station marks significant investment for Ballinasloe

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Galway County Council has granted planning permission for what will become one of the largest motorway service station developments in the west of Ireland, giving the green light to a major new Applegreen facility on the Galway side of Ballinasloe.

 

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