Galway 2020: what happened?
This podcast hears from the people behind the Galway 2020 European Capital of Culture programme…
Our Virtual Lives – Echo Chambers
How influential can an algorithm be? Are we all in virtual echo chambers? Four journalists…
Former Aniar Chef launches online classes
By Charlotte Lavin A former Galway based chef has created an online community called SONAS….
Body discovered at Mutton Island
By Louise Toal A body is yet to be identified after being recovered from waters…
Vaccines are allowed during Ramadan
By Stephen Holland Imam Sheikh Shakeel from the Galway Islamic Cultural Centre has moved to…
Drivetime on Flirt FM
Drivetime Show – 25 March 2021 We talk to Barry Murphy from Bodywhys, The Eating…
Over €6m allocated for cycling and walking projects in Galway
Over €6m has been allocated for cycling and walking projects across Galway. The money will be primarily divided between Ballinasloe (€770,000), Tuam (€500,000), Parkmore (€200,000) and Connemara (€365,000). …
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…
Jimmy Duffy to leave Connacht Rugby at the end of the season
Connacht Rugby has confirmed the shock news that forwards coach Jimmy Duffy will be leaving…
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…
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…
