Galway in days gone by
1917
Motor duties not paid
At a meeting of Galway County Council, the Acting Secretary said that he had received a sheaf of letters from Mr. Kilkelly, the Council’s solicitor, from parties explaining why they considered...
Galway In Days Gone By
1917
Letter to the Editor
Sir, Allow me to draw the attention of Mr. Kennedy, Co. Surveyor to the scandalous condition of the road which leads from Clonboo cross towards Drumgriffin Cross, in the Annaghdown district,...
Facing into the West without those bleak September blues
Country Living with Francis Farragher
IF you’re a Galway GAA supporter or indeed a Mayo Gaelic football fan, returns to the West, have often been lonesome affairs during the month of September. At that time...
Eye in the sky opens new vistas for Fearghus
Lifestyle - Judy Murphy meets the man pioneering an innovative drone technology service in Galway
Mention the word drones and most of us immediately think of the low-flying remotely-controlled vehicles that are regularly used in...
Coping with sheer terror of being lost in Penneys
Country Living with Francis Farragher
It’s kind of strange that the older one gets, the more one seems to slip back into situations of childhood angst. Last week, during one of our colder snaps, I...
Galway In Days Gone By
1917
Trans-Atlantic Port
Recently there has been much discussion that is public property, and more important conferences that have been conducted in private, upon the question of building a pier to Mutton Island. Mr. Binns, the...