Letting nature give your body clock a helping hand
A Different View with Dave O’Connell
I’ve often had a theory that, if you wanted teenagers to function like the rest of us, you’d need to move their clock forward by about three hours so...
Time for a gentle ramble around windy West Clare!
Double Vision with Charlie Adley
As I steer the car around Black Head and head south along Clare’s coast, my view turns from Salthill across Galway Bay to the Aran Islands. It’s early on a...
Eager to develop Duggan Park into top modern-day GAA venue
Talking Sport with Stephen Glennon
OUTGOING Duggan Park Committee (Ballinasloe) Chairman Christy Browne believed the report commissioned following his resignation and that of his committee, which highlighted breaches of governance in Galway GAA, can bring...
If local GAA on the ball over 10,000 should land in Salthill
Inside Track with John McIntyre
IF the GAA in Galway gets its act together, there is a glorious opportunity at Pearse Stadium on Sunday to pull off a public relations bonanza for the county’s hurlers...
GMIT’s good news stories but staff leak like sieve
Bradley Bytes – A sort of political column by Dara Bradley
NUI Galway isn’t the only third level institution paranoid about its media image. Another city college, Galway Mayo Institute of Technology (GMIT), is also...
Galway officials unwittingly throw lucky Tipp a championship lifeline
Inside Track with John McIntyre
When some bookmakers – not the most charitable of creatures – are paying out on a Waterford ‘win’ in last Sunday’s Munster hurling championship encounter, you know something extraordinary must...