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Galway set for busy year on the industrial front

Employment in IDA Ireland-supported companies in Galway, Mayo and Roscommon reached more than 31,000 in 2025 – with m...

World Rowing Champion gets huge welcome home

Two thousand years ago, the Wise Men also brought frankincense and myrrh – but Christmas in Moycullen was all about t...

Solar farm protest billboards ripped down

A GARDA investigation has been launched into the vandalising and removal of anti-solar farm signs in the Abbeyknockmo...

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Council teen ban could have knock-on effect for libraries

By Avril Horan UNACCOMPANIED teenagers could be barred from libraries across the county – if proposals contained in a draft Customer Service Act...

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Galway City Council launches tender for New Macnas Visitor Experience in city

Galway City Council – in partnership with Fáilte Ireland and Macnas – has announced a new tender, inviting suppliers to support the development of ...

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Minister and HSE appear to be on the same page on future of Portiuncula Hospital – at last

There is increasing cause for optimism that Portiuncula University Hospital will see a restoration of its maternity services, with the HSE CEO and ...

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Four more Galway schools included in Safe Routes to School Scheme

Local TD and Minister for Education and Youth, Hildegarde Naughton, has welcomed the addition of four more schools in Galway into the Safe Routes t...

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Soaking up the Galway Christmas atmosphere

Galway would be a great little city at Christmas if you could only bottle it – and now they have! Claddagh and Celtic Jewellery on Quay Lane in ...

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Minor works and ICT grant aid for Galway schools

Schools across the city and county will share €3.8 million in funding for minor works and ICT grant aid – part of an overall €65 million package an...


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