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Connemara band, CLADA, brings their vibrant trad music to Monroe’s Live on Saturday, October 25, at 8pm with support from Robbie Monaghan.

Galway's fashion scene is thriving, thanks in no small part to the family team behind Love It Fashions. At the helm is Ger Coady, joined by her identical twin daughters, Sarah and Hannah, who together have built a brand that blends experience, passion, and a sharp sense of style.

Kevin Burke Tyres (KBT) has been serving the people of Athenry and its surrounding areas since 1995. What started when Kevin Burke took over the Arch Petrol Station, where he had once worked as a boy, has grown into one of Galway's most trusted names in tyres and wheels.

There’s something remarkably reassuring about seeing Carrie Dolan step up to a placed ball. For Galway supporters, it's a moment to exhale. That familiar routine—the composed stance, the steady lift, the clean strike—often ends with the white flag rising high and the crowd erupting in approval. In the high-octane world of inter-county camogie, Dolan’s consistency from frees is a weapon Galway have come to depend on.

It is her enthusiasm for the role that strikes you first. This is not her first festival working for Galway racecourse, but it will be her initial festival in the pivotal role of Commercial Marketing Manager.

Known for their catalogue of music spanning more than three decades, this is a glimpse into their music, stripped down to its acoustic bones.

Located in the sought-after suburb of Roscam, No 8 Ros Caoin emerges as an appealing proposition in today’s competitive housing market. This elegant four bedroom end-of-terrace residence is being offered to the open market by DNG Maxwell Heaslip & Leonard and carries asking price of €440,000 — a figure that reflects both quality and opportunity for potential homeowners in an area growing in popularity all the time.

A rising star in the psych-folk and folk-pop scenes, Saoirse Moncrieff will headline alongside special guests, Dublin-based collective, Sell Everything, at an unmissable performance at Monroe's Live on Saturday, January 4, 2025.

A rising star in the psych-folk and folk-pop scenes, Saoirse Moncrieff will headline alongside special guests, Dublin-based collective, Sell Everything, at an unmissable performance at Monroe's Live on Saturday, January 4, 2025.

This is an intimate evening with one of Ireland’s most beloved bands, offering a rare glimpse into their music stripped down to its acoustic bones.