Plan for 60-bed nursing home at former Warwick Hotel
Plans to develop a 60-bed nursing home on the site of the derelict Warwick Hotel in Salthill are under consideration by Galway City Council.
Rushmany Homes – which already operates Rushmore Nursing Home in Knocknacarra...
Housing project helps young people at risk of homelessness
It’s between the ages of 18 and 25 that most of us figure out what life is all about – we make our mistakes, we learn from them and we develop the skills we...
Mountbellew-Moylough have no answers as champs complete ‘drive for five’
LEGEND has it, after the great Kerry team of the late 1970s and early ‘80s came within a kick of the ball from winning an historic five-in-a-row of All-Ireland titles, that the ‘Bomber’ Liston...
Music and Musings puts a spotlight on contemporary music
The Galway Music Residency is hosting a new series, Music and Musings, in association with the Contemporary Music Centre.
This series of short concerts will feature the ConTempo Quartet and guest artists performing work by...
Sexuality, social media and life on the edge in new comedy Pulled
Pulled, written by Niamh Moloney, will be performed at The Town Hall Theatre on next Monday night, October 23 as part of a national tour.
It’s an uncompromising, new comedy about female sexuality and the...
Crime and Punishment from Morgan Creative
The premiere of a brand-new adaptation of Fyodor Dostoyevsky’s timeless story, Crime and Punishment, written by Irish poet and playwright Phillip Mc Donagh and directed by Luke Morgan, will be staged in Clifden’s Station...