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ATU throws open its doors for would-be students to explore options

Atlantic Technological University (ATU) are holding an Open Morning for secondary school pupils, teachers, parents, g...

End of era for Aran ‘saviour’

One of the saviours of the world-renowned Aran sweater is to shut up shop after 86 years. Anne and Ger Ó Máille ar...

Properties in city go ‘sale agreed’ at twice the speed of the rest of the country

Properties in Galway City are selling at a far faster rate than elsewhere in the country — at a time when the median ...

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Iconic former church building up for sale — and may be converted into a home

The historic Columban Hall on Sea Road, which has been put up for sale, is expected by auctioneers to fetch close to half a million euro. The 16...

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Legal action halts work on new rape crisis centre

WORK has been halted on the construction phase of the new Galway Rape Crisis Centre in the Claddagh following legal action taken by the Galway Judo...

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Cultural trailblazer marks 90th birthday with parachute jump

A Galway cultural trailblazer will chart a course blazing through the skies to celebrate turning 90 years young next month with her first ever skyd...

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Fairwell to the Eskrainians

It was a coffee morning to say goodbye – as Esker monastery marked the departure of the Ukrainian residents who had been housed in the former Redem...

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Hydrogen hub goes back to drawing board

Plans for a ‘hydrogen valley’ at Galway Port, which were announced with much fanfare in two years ago, have had to be totally reconfigured after a ...

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Students win battle on rent hikes

A privately-run student accommodation complex has bowed to pressure and dropped plans to impose increases of up to 30% on next year’s rents. Ins...


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