Galway faces weeks more of lockdown
Galway is facing at least another two weeks of lockdown, according to the latest update…
Month: March 2021
Calling all writers for 12th annual Fiction Slam
Do you have what it takes to win the renowned Fiction Slam? If so, get ready because the 12th annual Over the…
Animal welfare organisation “not surprised” by dumping of dead horse in Galway
By Oisin Cusack A young horse was found dead with its ankles tied after being…
Galway mindfulness business goes online to help people through the pandemic
By Stephen Holland The pandemic has been tough for everyone, but these times of isolation…
Bye Bye Briquette
This podcast discusses the controversy around the cease of production of the peat briquette with…
March for March gets the Galway public moving
By Liam De Brún Galway Sports Partnership (GSP) is getting feet and minds moving with…
No outdoor fees for Galway hospitality sector in 2021
Galway City Council has waived outdoor charges for the hospitality sector up until the end…
O’Connor’s pub legacy lives on throughout the generations
By Kiani Hildebrandt A Galway family legacy has continued to push on through the O’Connor’s…
Street safety remains a concern for women in Galway
By Maureen Breslin The recent murder of 33-year-old, Sarah Everard, in London has sparked a…
Galway Football Secretary called for more women to take up roles within the GAA
By Oiscin Cusack Galway Football Secretary Mary Judge has called for more women to pursue…
Irish United Nations Youth Leader brings new campaign to schools in Galway
By Sylvain Fezay Schools across Galway are raising awareness in a bid to fight prejudices…
We Can Be Zero group aims to make this lockdown our last
By Liam De Brún A Galway group is campaigning for Ireland to adopt a Zero…
Galway’s longest serving postman: a constant change
By Sarah Slevin Joe Killeen has seen many changes through his 52 years working with…
Down Syndrome Galway raise vital funds with Go-1-Better challenge
By Seoirse Mulgrew A Galway charity has been forced to “think outside the box” in…
Galway is Ireland’s fifth highest county in terms of environmental complaints
By David O’Connor Over 3,000 environmental complaints were made to Galway’s local authorities in 2019….
Caulfield on Galway United: ‘We have to get out of the division’
By Daragh Nolan Galway United manager John Caulfield has stated that promotion is the main…
Scoil Fhursa opens with new extension
by Richard Hartmann The principal of a City primary school has described the re-opening of…
Limerick competition launched to celebrate St Patrick’s Day
By Tommy O’Callaghan The Cúirt Festival has launched a limerick competition to mark St Patrick’s…
5 things we know about the multi-million-euro investment in Galway infrastructure
Galway City Council is to receive €68 million for major capital developments around the city….
