Over the bridge I go. The meadowsweet and cow parsley at the side of the road stay the same, yet the lines on the road turn...
Inside Track with John McIntyre Those mighty warriors from Mayo just don’t know when to give up. The most popular GAA team in the country –...
When I was growing up, there were few people I knew in Galway who were out-and-out IRA or Sinn Féin supporters – but just about everybody...
Beer is Ireland’s favourite drink, screamed the headline on the press release. In other shock news, the sky is blue and the grass is green and,...
Bradley Bytes – A Political Column with Dara Bradley Galway Business School in Salthill made a corporate donation of €1,000 to President Michael D Higgins’ re-election campaign...
The horse’s name was Minesadouble. I mean, come on. I had to, right? After all, I’m a whiskey drinker. In 1980’s London I was a whisky...
The noble art of boxing might be something of an oxymoron to some, given that a good bout involves two skilled pugilists effectively trying the punch...
An uncle of mine was fond of saying: “I’m going to die defending my right of way.” He is no longer with us – but it...
