The scrambling of two separate Coast Guard helicopters to bring a patient with a broken ankle from Inis Mór to University Hospital Galway – at an...
Animal rights campaigners are claiming that the wild hare population of a small island on the eastern shores of Galway Bay could be decimated by coursing...
Civil war politics will be swept aside as Fine Gael prepares to do a deal with Fianna Fail that will see them control power on Galway...
A Mile-High shave was held 5,280 feet in the air over Galway last Saturday to raise money for the Irish Cancer Society. The event, which is...
The family of a Galway man, found dead in Germany back in December 2010, says that they have concrete evidence that he was murdered. Additional pressure...
Award-winning playwright Enda Walsh, whose latest play, Ballyturk, is the flagship theatre show of this year’s Galway International Arts Festival, is breaking new ground with a...
An island has long been regarded a difficult place for man or beast to seek comfort – so spare a thought then for a family of...
It’s a sign of the times as the voters of Galway seek to extract their pound of flesh from election candidates before Friday’s polling day. Last...
