Exciting programme for Jazz Festival
Musicians from 14 countries will perform more than 50 concerts in 20 different venues across Galway City for this year’s Galway Jazz Festival, which runs from Thursday, October 4, until Sunday, October 7.
The expanded...
Nutan adds paintings to the mix for latest exhibition, ‘My World’
My World, an exhibition of photographs and paintings by Kinvara-based artist Nutan, will open next week at the Courthouse, Kinvara, hosted by the local arts group, KAVA.
The exhibition will include some of the beautiful...
Supermac’s long-standing support has a key role in Galway’s success
Talking Sport with Stephen Glennon
As the All-Ireland hurling final approaches on Sunday, the Galway jersey with its Supermac’s logo is everywhere to be seen. In every village in Galway, along the streets of the...
Concerns over extension plan for Our Lady’s College
Galway City’s Heritage Officer and environmental group An Taisce have expressed concerns about a proposed three-storey extension to Our Lady’s College.
Last December, Ceist Ltd (the Catholic Education and Irish Schools Trust) sought permission for...
Prison for hit-and-run driver who was already disqualified
A highly intoxicated man who was disqualified from driving for ten years in 2016, ran from the scene of a hit-and-run last year after he “ploughed” into the back of a car stopped at...
Eyre Square is an “endless supply” of food for seagulls
The best way to tackle the seagull problem in Eyre Square is with changes in our behaviour, a local ecologist has advised
David McNicholas, from Galway-based Planning and Environmental Consultants, McCarthy Keville O’Sullivan Ltd, said...