A Connemara doctor has accentuated the distress of angry locals who fear the area could be used as an unofficial bolt-hole for well-off city dwellers fleeing...
Even the video version shows how spectacular it should have been – but one of the key events on Galway 2020’s calendar joins the long list...
By Ellen O’Donoghue The election issues on Connemara’s doorsteps are the same as everywhere else – except their impact is multiplied because of the region’s peripherality....
A Galway village that has already seen the closure of its post office and all four of its local shops has now also lost its only...
Three Galway West TDs who attended a meeting of Connemara councillors last week were asked to seek a national allocation of funding for the provision of...
A GRAVE crisis across Connemara is causing some families to consider taking burial plots along the pathways of one cemetery, a councillor said last week. Cllr....
Up to 100 small primary schools in rural County Galway are disadvantaged by the Government’s failure to reverse punitive cuts introduced seven years ago. That’s according...
Environmental campaigners have warned of the dangers of awarding a prospecting mining licence to a Canadian multinational to explore Connemara for gold and silver. Toronto-based MOAG...
