Tag: galway city tribune
Call on City Council to survey trees at risk of falling
A call for a full inspection of all mature trees located in public areas throughout the city, to ensure they pose no threat to...
Joe – a man more sinned against than sinning?
Bradley Bytes, a sort of political column by Dara Bradley
Joe Loughnane, the People Before Profit local election candidate, is a lay member of the...
Norwegian skier who jumped at chance to represent Ireland
Talking Sport with Stephen Glennon
Cross-country skier Thomas Hjalmar Maloney Westgard may have grown up a Norwegian, but the Winter Olympian, whose mother hails from...
President Higgins sees the wood from the trees
A book inspired by trees from the ground of Áras an Uachtaráin that became the raw material for students at GMIT’S Letterfrack Furniture College,...
Connacht hold on to end a 58-year wait for a win...
Ulster 15
Connacht 22
It wasn’t meant to happen like this. The last 20 minutes were anti-climatic in the extreme, Connacht might have been making history...
Connacht looking to build both on and off the pitch
Connacht will look to sustain their recent fine form – including a first win over Ulster in 58 years last weekend – when they...