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Portumna prepares to enjoy packed Shorelines

Shorelines Arts Festival will run from September 14-17 in Portumna, with a packed programme that includes theatre, mu...

Darragh Frain Memorial tournament a lasting sporting legacy in Galway

Nobody would be happier than Darragh Frain himself to see the success of an annual memorial tournament that brings yo...

Fine Gael press office scooped by MEP Maria Walsh!

Bradley Bytes - a sort of political column with Dara Bradley The Fine Gael press office issued a statement to medi...

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South! Always South! at Black Box Theatre

The life of Antarctic explorer Ernest Shackleton and his most famous voyage, on the Endurance, will be brought to life at Galway City’s Black Box T...

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Historians back campaign to name new bridge in Galway

A number of well-known historians and authors have come together to voice their support to name Galway City’s new bridge after 1916 Cumann na mBan ...

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Separated couples forced to stay under the same roof

Separated couples are being forced to remain living under the one roof as a result of Galway’s dire housing shortage. That’s according to Counci...

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Academy gives highschoolers a masterclass in leadership and Irish heritage

Imagine getting the opportunity as a teenager to spend a fortnight in Galway during its international arts festival, staying with host families and...

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Galway voters could be asked to decide on directly-elected mayor

Voters in Galway could soon be asked in a referendum to decide on whether the city should have a directly elected mayor. Legislation that provid...

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Gardaí make progress on sex assault on false imprisonment case

Gardaí have made ‘considerable progress’ in their investigation of an alleged sexual assault and false imprisonment in the city earlier this summer...


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