Budget 2023: €11 billion package falls short of the mark for many
This year’s Budget 2023 has been presented in the Dáil, having been brought forward by…
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UG RFC Thrash Colts To Reach Curley Cup Semis
University of Galway RFC had their skills on full display as they romped home to…
New Covid-19 test centre in Tuam
By Claire Henry A new walk-in Covid-19 test centre will open in Tuam on Monday….
Gardaí seek information on fatal collision near Spiddal
By Claire Henry Gardaí are appealing for witnesses to a fatal road traffic collision on…
Portumna courthouse to be transformed into arts centre
By Claire Henry Portumna Courthouse has been allocated over €2.5m for a major redevelopment project…
Galway research set to change high blood pressure treatment
By Claire Henry New research headed up by a Galway professor is set to change…
Galway musician fights for racial equality
By Daragh Nolan Imagine going to school in Galway each day wondering what form of…
Vaccines are allowed during Ramadan
By Stephen Holland Imam Sheikh Shakeel from the Galway Islamic Cultural Centre has moved to…
Galway Pro-Choice calls for end to three-day abortion waiting period
Galway Pro-Choice has called for the three-day waiting period for getting an abortion to be…
Galway faces weeks more of lockdown
Galway is facing at least another two weeks of lockdown, according to the latest update…
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…
March for March gets the Galway public moving
By Liam De Brún Galway Sports Partnership (GSP) is getting feet and minds moving with…
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…
Galway’s longest serving postman: a constant change
By Sarah Slevin Joe Killeen has seen many changes through his 52 years working with…
Ballybrit to halt AstraZeneca vaccinations amid countrywide suspension
By Claire Henry The vaccination centre at Ballybrit has been forced to halt AstraZeneca vaccinations…
Concerns raised over potential resurgence of anti-abortion protests
By Sarah Slevin A Galway abortion rights group has raised concerns that protests outside abortion…
Concerns raised over rural access to abortion services
By Sarah Slevin A Galway abortion rights group have been worried about barriers to accessing…
