Galway Fertility Clinic – Egg Vitrification
Egg vitrification or freezing is now available at Galway Fertility Clinic.
This can be considered as insurance against aging as it involves freezing eggs when young so they are available when older.
In many cases they...
Galway In Days Gone By
1916
No Christmas box
A largely-attended, and very representative, meeting of the Shopkeepers of Galway was held on Thursday evening last, when, after discussing the difficulties of carrying on business at the present time, it was...
Multi-cultural group creates a magic mix of music and movies
Galway based multi-cultural seven piece, The Harp, The Accordion and The Ugly will bring their intriguing show involving music and cinema to Monroe’s Live on December 17, to Johnston’s Hall, Kinvara, on December 20...
The gift of life that can happen with tragic death
Lifestyle - Judy Murphy meets kidney transplant recipient Patrick Eustace whose life has been transformed by an organ donation
For most children, turning 12 is significant as it marks the final birthday before the onset...
Galway In Days Gone By
1917
No extra trains
In order to secure the granting of railway excursion facilities to the various seaside resorts, a deputation waited on the Chief Secretary in the House of Commons during the week on the...
New book exudes a love for landscape
Lifestyle - Stunning photographs of Connemara and Aran are a fitting legacy to Walter Pfeifer who died before seeing the fruits of his labour in published form. Judy Murphy tells the story.
The launch of...




![The gift of life that can happen with tragic death Transplant recipient Patrick Eustace: “I am very grateful and I’d encourage people to carry the [organ donor] card and, at the very least, have a discussion about donation with their family,” he says.](http://30got1mo77p8zm7180t9tf2p.wpengine.netdna-cdn.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/03/Main-pic-Patrick-Eustace--324x235.jpg)

