Being Niamh
By Conor Brummell Niamh Regan has reached heights that every musician starting their career dreams…
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From Jamaica to Galway for Artiste Bam
By Stephen Holland “MY life started as a kind of quandary. A question mark. Who…
Galway representatives hit out at new sex ed curriculum
By Caroline Spencer Galway representatives and advocacy groups have hit out at the new Relationship…
Student run from Cork to Galway and makes history
By Ellen O’Regan 17-year-old Flobater Fares made history yesterday, as he became the youngest person…
Church services for worshipers allowed from May 10
By Charlotte Lavin Churches across the city can open their doors again to worshipers from…
New radio station to represent migrants and ethnic minorities
A new radio station is to be created in Galway to give a voice to…
Fundings have been set for upgrading Galway streets against the rain
By Kiani Hildebrandt Galway is set to receive at least €200,000 to help upgrade streets and public dining to become more weather resistant against the…
Body of missing man laid to rest after 25 years
By Claire Henry The funeral of a Limerick man has taken place after his body…
Galway teacher welcomes the return of students
By Erika Sassone A Galway school teacher has welcomed the return of students to their…
West of Ireland sees house prices increase by €20,000 in one year
By Claire Henry House prices countrywide have risen by €20,000 in one year – almost…
Galway native is part of the Anti Conversion Therapy Coalition
By Seoirse Mulgrew Galway native and NUI Galway student, Ella Ní Cheallaigh, is one of…
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…
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…
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…
