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The organisers of Galway City New Year’s Eve have issued an invitation to families and those visiting the city for a festive break to enjoy an early evening of music, art and culture at St Nicholas Collegiate Church to welcome a much anticipated 2026.

In 1916, Pádraig Mac Piarais gave his life for Ireland, but long before that sacrifice, he gave his heart to education. A visionary teacher, Pearse believed that the Irish language was not merely a subject to be studied but a living force that could shape identity, community, and nationhood. He founded schools in Dublin and Galway, and he often brought students west to Conamara so they could immerse themselves in the language of the people.

Galway City Council has announced that Galway Christmas Market, along with several city car parks and woodlands will be closed around the city today (Tuesday) as the country is hit by Storm Bram.

Toyota Ireland has today unveiled its latest brand campaign, 'The Speech', an exploration of the mindset that drives the brand’s commitment to constant improvement – a philosophy deeply rooted in Toyota’s principle of Kaizen.

Headfest, Headford’s community-run festival, returns for the June Bank Holiday weekend with a packed three night music line-up that brings some of Ireland’s best folk, rock, trad and dance acts to the Headfest stage.

A career as a Garda and all it offers is still a very attractive proposition to young people, based on the massive number of applications received by the recruitment agency given the task of finding new officers.

MADRA’s much-loved annual fundraising event, Doing It For The Dogs takes place on Sunday 21st September from 11am–3pm at the Claddagh Hall. A highlight of the local calendar, the day brings together families, dog lovers, and the wider community to celebrate pets while raising vital funds for dogs still waiting for their forever homes.

MADRA’s much-loved annual fundraising event, Doing It For The Dogs, takes place on Sunday, September 21, from 11am to 3pm at the Claddagh Hall. A highlight of the local calendar, the day brings together families, dog lovers, and the wider community to celebrate pets while raising vital funds for dogs still waiting for their forever homes.

A community group in Athenry has launched a public awareness campaign amid growing concerns over a proposed fossil fuel power plant planned for the outskirts of the town.

Around 60 marchers listened to speeches by the playground of Fr Burke Park in the Claddagh, before parading through town to Prospect Hill, behind Irish, Ivory Coast and Offaly flags, shepherded by a heavy Garda presence.