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Communities united in climbing hills for Hugh

This weekend will see a group of enthusiastic cyclists set out from Craughwell to Gweedore – tracing in reverse a jou...

Cancer patient living life to the full with palliative care

A referral to ‘palliative care’ set off alarm bells for Greg Burgess – but far from signalling the end of life, the L...

Dublin legends show their class to support former Galway goalkeeper

ARCH-ENEMIES they might have been on the hallowed turf of Croke Park on a September Sunday in 1974, but since then, a...

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David Cox Friday Game fundraiser raises over €140,000 for Galway Hospice

Over €140,000 was raised at fundraising event for the Galway Hospice on Friday in memory of a man who devoted so much of his short life to raising ...

Hundreds turn out for Memorial Walk

For once, the Gods shone down on participants as hundreds snaked their way in sunshine along the shores of Galway Bay to the end of the Prom in mem...

Sisters launch Sunflower Days to thank Hospice for help after their dad’s death

An entire school has rowed in behind two brave young Galway sisters, who know first-hand the great work done by Galway Hospice – because of the hel...

Sisters show their support for Hospice’s Christmas campaign

Two sets of sisters wore their finest festive red for the official launch of the Galway Hospice campaign – with all four having a special connectio...

Walking the Memorial Walk – from the very start

Nobody has a greater insight into the world that Galway Hospice do every day of the year than the centre’s own day care manager Lesley Carroll – an...

Brady helps Hospice achieve their goal!

The footballing renaissance of Irish football star Robbie Brady had an unexpected bonus for Galway Hospice this week – after the international midf...


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