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City Council urges people to ‘Leave no Trace’m enjoying the fine weather

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Galway City Council is inviting people to enjoy the fine weather promised this weekend in the city – and while you’re here, ‘Love this Place, Leave no Trace’.

With summer in swing and festival season in full flow, Galway City Council is asking people to ‘Use the bin or bring it with you’.

In spells of fine weather earlier this year, in the Claddagh Basin in particular, when the Galway City Council Litter Management Unit started work at 5am, they were greeted with long stretches of glass bottles, coffee cups, food wrappers, cans, and other waste scattered all along the ground – at times, metres from an empty bin.

As well as looking terrible, when this litter goes into our waterways, it’s impacting on the wildlife and waters of Galway Bay and beyond.

Mayor of the City of Galway, Cllr Mike Cubbard said, “Galway City is a great place to be in the summer – to meet friends, to unwind, and to take in all the city has to offer.”

“We’re all delighted to see the good weather returning, and people out and about enjoying the city. We’re asking people socialising in the city to help us care for our city, by ‘leaving no trace’.”

“If you have waste whether it’s a coffee cup, a sandwich wrapper or drinks bottle – use a bin, or bring it with you – either home, or to another bin”.

Further ‘on-street’ messaging around litter in the Claddagh/ Spanish Arch will follow in the coming weeks, in conjunction with local businesses and An Garda Síochána.

This campaign is reminding people to enjoy their time in Galway, but don’t let a moment of laziness or inattention ruin our city.

Recall issued for 60,000 Tower air fryers solar in Ireland

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The Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (CCPC) is warning consumers to stop using certain models of Tower air fryers following a recall from the company.

Almost 60,000 affected models have been sold in retail outlets across the Republic of Ireland.

The affected air fryers have a manufacturing defect that may cause the appliance to overheat, potentially leading to fires and risking injury or death.

Although no incidents have been reported in Ireland to date, there have been reports in the UK of these products catching fire

The CCPC is urging consumers to check if they own one of the five affected models listed below.

The air fryer models affected by the recall are:

T17023 Tower 2.2Ltr Manual Air Fryer
T17061BLK Tower 4Ltr Manual Air Fryer
T17067 Tower 4Ltr Digital Air Fryer
T17087 Tower 2Ltr Compact Manual Air Fryer
T17129L Vortx 8L Dual Basket Air Fryer

How to check your model

To find the model number, consumers should unplug their air fryer and check the appliance rating label located at the bottom of the air fryer. The model number will begin with the letter T.

Consumers who have one of the affected air fryers should stop using the product immediately, unplug it and contact Tower Housewares. They can do this on the website or by emailing towerproduct@customersvc.co.uk.

The affected products were manufactured between 2020 and 2024 and were sold in various retailers, including Argos, Tesco Ireland, DID, Dealz, Lidl, Amazon and the Tower Housewares website. Other retailers may also be included.

Grainne Griffin, director of communications at the CCPC, said, “This recall covers five Tower air fryer models with a dangerous manufacturing defect that could cause the models to overheat.

“Almost 60,000 affected units have been sold in Ireland so it’s vital that consumers who have a Tower air fryer check their model. If their model is affected, it is not safe to use.”

Consumers are also reminded to always follow manufacturer, health and safety instructions when operating any electrical appliances.

Anyone concerned about a product safety issue can contact the CCPC’s national consumer helpline on 01 402 5555 from 9am to 6pm, Monday to Friday, or email ask@ccpc.ie.

Temperatures over 27 degrees expected this weekend – Weather Warning issued

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Galway Daily weather highest ever april temperatures

Galway and all of Ireland are in for a scorcher of a weekend, with temperatures expected to soar over 27 degrees.

A high temperature weather warning for the entire country will be in place from midday Saturday until 6am Sunday.

While temperatures will reach highs of 27 degrees and more during the day, at night it will still remain above 15 degrees.

This may come with a risk of heat stress and forest fires over the course of the weekend.

Much of the midlands and east will already be baking from tomorrow, as a similar warning will be in place from midday Friday until 6am Saturday.

This warning covers counties Carlow, Dublin, Kildare, Kilkenny, Laois, Longford, Louth, Meath, Offaly, Westmeath, Cavan, Monaghan, Roscommon, and Tipperary.

One man arrested in €80,000 cocaine seizure

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One man has been arrested in connection with €80,000 worth of cocaine seized by Gardaí in Galway over the weekend.

In the early hours of Sunday, July 6, the Drugs Unit intercepted a car on the Coast Road in Oranmore.

A man, aged in his 20s, was found in possession of cocaine and arrested.

Follow-up searches of a separate vehicle and a house in the Ballybane area led to the discovery of a further quantity of cocaine.

In total, the estimated street value of the cocaine seized is €80,000.

The man is currently being detained at a station in the Garda North Western Region under Section 50 of the Criminal Justice Act, 2007.

The drugs will be sent for analysis to Forensic Science Ireland (FSI). Gardaí have said that investigations into this are ongoing.

Missing person appeal for 55-year-old stood down after remains found

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Garda appeal for 55 year old man missing in Galway

The search for a 55-year-old man missing for over a year has been stood down today after the discovery of human remains.

Ray Hosty (55) was reported missing from Headford, County Galway, on Monday, April 1 2024.

Gardaí have said this morning that following the discovery of human remains, the missing person appeal has now been stood down.

An Garda Síochána thanked the public for their assistance in this matter.

Public meeting to discuss river water quality in Tuam and Athenry areas

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A community information meeting will be held on Thursday, July 17, to discuss water quality and water related issues in the Tuam and Athenry Municipal Districts.

The public meeting is being organised by the Local Authority Waters Programme (LAWPRO) to make more people aware of work to improve water quality in the area.

Under the River Basin Management Plan for Ireland LAWPRO carries out work in areas identified as having poor water quality called Priority Areas for Action (PAA) to support targeted water quality improvements with other stakeholders.

This includes encouraging as much engagement as possible with all stakeholders right across the community, including key agencies, special interest groups, voluntary, public and private sectors.

At theis meeting, LAWPRO experts will take people through the work that has been carried out in the 2nd cycle and what is being planned for the 3rd cycle Water Action Plan.

There will also be opportunities for the public to ask questions and talk to members of the Agricultural Sustainability Support and Advisory Programme (ASSAP) and the LAWPRO Farming for Water European Innovation Partnership (EIP) project team.

Anthony Coleman, Director of Services with LAWPRO said, “We would like to take this opportunity to welcome members of the public to come along and find out more about what’s happening in their local waterbodies and river catchments.”

“We hope to engage as many people as possible at this meeting in Galway because public participation and support [are] key to achieving water quality improvements.”

“We would also like to thank all those whether in a voluntary or paid capacity, working in their local areas to help make a difference to their natural waters and the biodiversity that live in and around them.”

The public meeting will begin at 7.30pm in Station House, Coolfowerbeg, Ballyglunin, Co. Galway.

Monthly Car Rental in Abu Dhabi: Expats’ Smart Choice

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Living in Abu Dhabi: The Smart Choice of Monthly Car Rentals for Expats

Abu Dhabi has rapidly emerged as a dynamic hub for expatriates in recent years. The capital of the UAE is home to millions, with expats making up over 80% of Abu Dhabi’s population. Lured by a booming economy and modern infrastructure, professionals from around the globe now call this city home. As a growing expat enclave, Abu Dhabi offers a high standard of living that blends modern urban life with deep-rooted cultural heritage. Newcomers find a metropolis of sleek skyscrapers, sprawling suburbs, and expansive highways – all set against a backdrop of desert landscapes and a rich 5000-year history. But as any expat in Abu Dhabi will attest, one of the first practical questions of settling in is: How will you get around in this car-centric city? For many, the answer is monthly car rental Abu Dhabi providers offer – a solution that combines flexibility with cost efficiency.

Abu Dhabi’s Car Culture and Expat Transportation Challenges

Navigating daily life in Abu Dhabi can be challenging without private transportation. While the government continues to invest in public transit – expanding bus networks and planning a future metro – in the meantime most expats in Abu Dhabi drive themselves or rely on taxis. The city’s layout is spread out across islands and mainland districts, and the scorching summer heat makes walking long distances impractical. Buses exist as a cost-effective option, but they may not cover every corner of the city with the convenience that residents desire. As a result, having access to a car is often viewed as a necessity rather than a luxury for many residents.

Traditionally, expats often acquire their own set of wheels in Abu Dhabi, usually buying a new or used car since vehicle prices in the UAE are relatively low. Affordable fuel and tax-free car purchases have made car ownership common. However, owning a car comes with its own set of hurdles for foreign residents. New arrivals must navigate registration paperwork, obtain a UAE driver’s license, arrange insurance, and budget for maintenance and repairs. For someone on a temporary assignment or still unsure about their long-term plans in the Emirates, buying a car that they might need to resell in a year or two can be daunting. There’s also the notorious rush-hour traffic congestion that accompanies Abu Dhabi’s growth – more cars on the road means slower commutes, and parking in busy districts can be competitive. On the other hand, those who forgo owning a car have to depend on taxis or ride-hailing services for every trip. Taxis and apps like Uber/Careem are plentiful and relatively affordable, but costs add up with daily use and they lack the personal convenience of having a vehicle ready at any time. In short, expat life in Abu Dhabi often presents a transportation conundrum: buy a car and take on the commitments of ownership, or remain car-less and trade independence for dependence on cabs and bus schedules.

This is where the monthly car rental option enters the scene as a happy medium. Increasingly, expatriates are discovering that they don’t need to buy a vehicle to enjoy the freedom of driving. In Abu Dhabi’s fast-moving economy and diverse expat community, many are choosing to rent cars on a monthly basis rather than opting for daily hires or outright purchase. Analysts note that long-term rentals already make up roughly 25% of the UAE’s car rental market and could rise to 30–35% in coming years. The appeal is clear: a monthly car rental offers the mobility of having your own car, without the long-term strings attached. For international professionals, short-term contract workers, and families still settling in, this approach can be a game-changer.

The Perks of Monthly Car Rental in Abu Dhabi

Opting for a monthly car rental in Abu Dhabi comes with numerous benefits that align perfectly with expat needs. This solution provides the flexibility, cost-efficiency, and convenience that newcomers often seek, with no long-term commitment. In effect, monthly rentals combine the advantages of car ownership with the freedom of a short-term arrangement. As one industry expert succinctly put it, long-term rental “eliminates the burdens that come with buying a car: down payments, loans, depreciation, insurance complications, and maintenance costs. Instead, you get a clean, well-maintained vehicle for a fixed monthly fee”. Below, we break down the key perks of going the monthly rental route:

  • Flexibility: Monthly car rentals offer unparalleled flexibility for expats. You can rent for as many months as needed, and simply stop or extend the contract based on your situation. There’s no pressure to make a years-long commitment. If your work assignment is extended or your family’s needs change, you can easily renew or swap vehicles for a subsequent month. Conversely, if you decide to leave the UAE or take an extended trip, you can return the car without the headache of selling it. This agility is ideal for those with uncertain plans or short-term stays. Newcomers and expats often prefer monthly plans because there is no long-term commitment or resale concern when their stay ends.
  • Cost Efficiency: Renting month-to-month can be surprisingly cost-effective. Rental companies typically set monthly rates for long-term car rentals so that the implied daily cost is much lower than standard short-term rates.. For example, a car that might cost around AED 100 per day (about AED 700 per week) could be offered at roughly AED 1,500 for an entire month – effectively about AED 50 per day. Over multiple months, this difference can save drivers hundreds or even thousands of dirhams compared to stringing together daily/weekly rentals. Moreover, you avoid the insurance coverage costs that come with traditional car ownership. large upfront expenses of purchasing a car. There’s no hefty down payment, no loan interest, and you’re not sinking money into a long-term car that rapidly depreciates in value. Many of the hidden costs of ownership – registration fees, insurance premiums, annual maintenance – are either included or significantly reduced in a monthly rental plan. The result is a predictable single bill each month, which makes budgeting much easier for individuals and families adjusting to a new country.
  • Convenience: One of the biggest draws of long-term car rentals is convenience. The rental company takes care of the maintenance and servicing of the vehicle, as well as routine insurance matters. That means no garage appointments for you, no surprise repair bills, and no worrying about yearly registrations. If a taillight goes out or the car is due for an oil change, it’s handled without disrupting your schedule. Many providers even offer all-inclusive packages: you pay one fixed fee and get a car that is insured, maintained, and ready to drive. All you need to cover is fuel (and tolls) during your use. This hands-off approach lets expats focus on work and family rather than car upkeep. Some rental services will deliver the car to your doorstep and provide 24/7 roadside assistance, adding to the hassle-free experience.
  • No Long-Term Commitment: Unlike buying or even leasing a car (which often locks you in for 2-3 years), monthly rentals carry no long-term obligation. You aren’t tied to a multi-year loan or lease contract, so you remain in control of your mobility choices. If after a few months you decide to upgrade to a different model or downsize, it’s as simple as informing the provider for the next rental cycle. There’s also peace of mind in knowing you won’t have to deal with selling a vehicle when leaving Abu Dhabi. Many recent arrivals now choose rentals or subscription plans instead of buying a car, precisely to avoid the future hassle of resale. In a transient expat community, where people frequently relocate, that freedom to “walk away” at the end of a project or relocation is invaluable.

Together, these perks greatly reduce the stress associated with transportation. A monthly rental essentially converts what would be a large, long-term investment into a straightforward service: you get the use of a car when you need it, and none of the burdens when you don’t. This model of “car-as-a-service” means mobility in Abu Dhabi can match an expat’s lifestyle — on-demand and hassle-free.

Enhancing Daily Life for Professionals and Families

Beyond the dollars and cents, monthly car rentals can genuinely enhance one’s day-to-day lifestyle in Abu Dhabi. For working professionals, having a car readily available can dramatically improve the daily routine. A comfortable, air-conditioned car makes the commute to the office or client meetings far more pleasant than waiting outside in 40°C heat for a taxi or bus. The freedom to drive also means you can pursue career opportunities across the emirate without worrying about the gaps in public transport routes. Many expats work in industries that require moving between sites – for example, an engineer might visit project sites from Saadiyat to Mussafah, or a consultant might attend meetings in both Abu Dhabi City and Dubai. With a monthly rental car, professionals can reliably get to all these places on their own schedule, enhancing productivity and work-life balance. There’s no need to budget extra time (and money) for booking rides, and no stress about ride cancellations during peak hours. If a project ends and they no longer need a vehicle, they simply don’t renew the rental for the next month – a seamless arrangement for contract-based work. Indeed, long-term rentals are increasingly seen as a “smart and sensible choice” for expatriates who want financial advantages without sacrificing convenience.

For expat families, the benefits are just as significant. Life in Abu Dhabi with children often revolves around school drop-offs, grocery runs, after-school activities, and weekend outings. A monthly rental gives families the comfort and safety of a private car for all these activities. Parents can install child car seats and know that every morning school run is door-to-door and air-conditioned – crucial in the sweltering summer months. Running errands becomes easier when you can load a week’s worth of groceries into your car trunk, rather than juggling shopping bags in a taxi. Additionally, families can choose vehicles that suit their changing needs. For example, you might rent a compact car most of the year, but switch to a spacious SUV or van for a particular month when you have extended family visiting or if you plan a road trip. Monthly contracts make such vehicle swaps simple and penalty-free. This flexibility means expat families can enjoy Abu Dhabi’s lifestyle – from beach days on Saadiyat Island to desert camping in Al Khatim – with the right vehicle at the right time, without the year-round cost of owning multiple cars or a large vehicle you only occasionally need. It’s a level of customization to one’s lifestyle that traditional car ownership doesn’t easily offer.

Moreover, having a car readily available enhances social and leisure opportunities for everyone. Spontaneous plans are easier to execute – whether it’s a late-night drive along the Corniche, a quick trip to Yas Mall for some shopping, or a weekend getaway. With a rented car, expats can more fully participate in everything Abu Dhabi and the UAE have to offer. In a city designed around wide roads and driving culture, monthly rentals help newcomers integrate by letting them move around “like a local” from day one, without long-term baggage.

Why Monthly Rentals Are a Smart Choice for Expats

Abu Dhabi promises opportunity and a vibrant life to those who move here, and having reliable transportation is key to unlocking that potential. In evaluating the options, monthly car rentals stand out as a smart choice for expats looking to balance freedom and practicality. This approach offers a rare combination of financial savings, logistical simplicity, and personal flexibility. You get the cost control of a single, all-inclusive monthly payment for a luxury car rental and the ability to adapt your vehicle to your evolving needs, all while avoiding the pitfalls of car ownership in a foreign country. By converting the hassles of ownership into a straightforward service, long-term rentals enable expatriates to live and work in Abu Dhabi on their own terms.

In a city defined by mobility and rapid growth, the ability to rent a car without strings attached is empowering. No long-term debt, no maintenance headaches, no resale worries – just the freedom to go where you want, when you want. It’s easy to see why many of Abu Dhabi’s expats, from young professionals to growing families, have embraced monthly car rentals as the savvy way to get around. This flexible model of transportation aligns perfectly with the expat lifestyle, turning the challenge of getting around into one less thing to worry about. Ultimately, choosing a monthly car rental is more than a stopgap solution – it’s a strategic decision that delivers convenience and peace of mind, making life in Abu Dhabi all the more accessible and enjoyable for those far from home. In the UAE’s capital of opportunity, mobility should be the last thing holding you back – and with monthly car rentals, it isn’t.

Top Mobile Casinos Worth Downloading for Ultimate Gaming

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I’m on a train, earbuds in, spinning a slot game like I’m in a pocket-sized Vegas. That’s the vibe of mobile casinos-pure fun at my fingertips, wherever I am. I got hooked last month when a quick blackjack session on my phone turned a boring commute into a thrill ride. Not every mobile casino’s worth the download, though. Some shine with slick apps, juicy bonuses, and games that keep me coming back. With actual new casinos Ireland launching fresh features and exclusive mobile perks, there’s never been a better time to explore what’s out there. Let’s dive into the best Ireland mobile casinos that make gaming on the go a blast, whether you’re a casino pro or just curious.

Understanding Mobile Casinos

Mobile casinos are like having a casino in my pocket, letting me play slots or poker anytime, anywhere, right from my phone or tablet. They’re booming because they’re so darn convenient, and I’m all about that instant gaming fix.

What Are Mobile Casinos?

These are online casinos tweaked for mobile devices, either through apps or websites that play nice with my iPhone or Android. I can spin slots, bet on roulette, or join live dealer tables with graphics so sharp they pop off the screen. Top mobile casinos use fancy tech to keep gameplay smooth, like when I played live baccarat at Discowin Casino’s app-it felt like a real casino, minus the dress code. From classic slots to immersive live games, they’ve got it all, per web ID 0.

Benefits of Using Mobile Casinos

  • Convenience: I can game during a coffee break or on my couch-no laptop needed.
  • Accessibility: Works on any phone or tablet, iOS or Android, so I’m never locked out.
  • Bonuses and Promotions: Mobile apps like Kilobet’s throw in exclusive spins or deposit matches, per web ID 15.
  • Game Variety: Slots, blackjack, live dealers-there’s something for every mood.
  • Secure Transactions: Encrypted payments, like at GoldenBet, keep my cash safe, per web ID 5.

These perks make mobile casinos my top pick for fun on the fly.

Top Mobile Casinos That Are Totally Worth Downloading

I’ve tried a bunch, and these three mobile casinos-Kilobet, Casinonic, and GoldenBet-are absolute gems for Ireland players.

Kilobet

Kilobet, fresh in 2025 under SG International N.V. with a Curacao license, is a mobile gaming beast. Their optimised site packs over 5,000 games from big shots like Evolution Gaming, Play’n GO, Thunderkick, and NetEnt. I spun some Starburst slots here last week, and the graphics were unreal. Their welcome bonus-up to 200% plus 200 free spins-gave my £10 deposit a serious boost. Crypto (Bitcoin, Ethereum) or cards work for deposits, with withdrawals up to €/$2,000 daily after a 72-hour KYC check for first-timers. The app’s so easy to navigate, I was betting in seconds, per web ID 18.

Casinonic

Casinonic’s mobile site is a smooth operator, working like a charm on my phone. They dish out tasty welcome bonuses-often a 100% match plus spins-and keep the promos coming. Their game library’s huge, with slots, live dealers, and classics like blackjack. I haven’t hit their crypto payments yet, but options like Bitcoin alongside Visa are handy. The interface feels like it’s made for me, whether I’m spinning on a break or chilling at home. It’s a solid pick for mobile fun, per web ID 15.

GoldenBet

GoldenBet’s mobile setup is pure gold, with an interface that’s a breeze to use. Their welcome bonuses and regular deals, like free spins, keep things spicy. I tried their live roulette once, and it was like being at a fancy casino. Slots, live dealers, and more fill their game list, and secure payments-crypto or cards-make deposits stress-free. GoldenBet’s a go-to for players like me who want variety and trust, per web ID 5.

Safety and Security in Mobile Casinos

Mobile casinos don’t mess around with safety, which is why I feel good playing on the go.

Licensing and Regulation

A legit license is a must-have for me when picking a mobile casino in Ireland, and the Irish gambling authorities set a high bar. Winzter, ZoloBet, and Tikitaka hold licenses from the Revenue Commissioners or trusted international bodies like the Malta Gaming Authority (MGA), which is huge for fair games and player safety. I checked a casino’s licensing status on the Irish Gambling Regulator’s site once, and it was like a weight off my shoulders. These licenses mean tough audits, responsible gambling tools like deposit limits, and clear ways to sort out any disputes, keeping my gaming secure and above board. For example, I spotted Discowin Casino’s MGA license, and it gave me confidence to play without worrying about scams or shady practices.

 

Data Protection Measures

My data’s like my secret recipe-nobody gets it without a fight. Mobile casinos use GDPR-compliant tricks like encrypted storage, tight access controls, and regular security checks. Buzz Casino’s privacy policy is crystal clear, explaining how they guard my info, per web ID 7. With SSL encryption, my deposits at GoldenBet felt as safe as online banking. These measures keep hackers at bay, so I can focus on the games.

Conclusion

Mobile casinos like Kilobet’s 5,000+ games, Casinonic’s slick site, and GoldenBet’s juicy bonuses are my 2025 Ireland gaming faves, with Buzz Casino’s 1,000+ titles and Rolletto’s 4,000+ mobile-optimised options joining Virgin Games, 888Casino, PartyCasino, LeoVegas, and Playzee for top-notch apps, all while Discowin Casino’s seamless vibe shines. GDPR encryption, and payment options from crypto to Apple Pay keep things safe, while game variety, mobile-friendly interfaces, and fast withdrawals make every tap a thrill. By picking these platforms, I’m set for a fun, secure gaming adventure that fits my life, anywhere, anytime.

Scoil Éinne, An Spidéal celebrates Green Flag success

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Scoil Einne Green Schools Award

Scoil Éinne, An Spidéal is proudly flying a new Green Flag after being officially awarded the internationally recognised eco certification by Green-Schools, for their outstanding work on the energy theme.

To celebrate the achievement, the school held a special event bringing together students, staff and theme partner, EirGrid, for a day of education and celebration.

The festivities included an interactive energy workshop facilitated by EirGrid, the operator and developer of Ireland’s electricity grid.

The day also included an insightful discussion with the student-led energy committee and a flag raising ceremony to mark the school’s hard work and success.

Principal Pádraigín Ní Lionnáin praised the efforts of everyone involved, especially the work students have put in to reduce energy use.

“This flag represents the incredible dedication our students have shown in learning about and reducing our energy use, from auditing energy consumption to creating awareness campaigns across the school, they led the way.”

“We’re so proud of their achievements and of the positive changes we’ve made together for our school and the planet.”

EirGrid’s Head of Public Relations, Suzanne Collins, said, “It’s inspiring to see young students so passionate about sustainability, and EirGrid is proud to be part of this journey.

“The students’ efforts make a real impact, not just for the school, but in their wider communities and we’re so delighted to be able to support education that empowers the next generation to lead the way in energy awareness and climate action.”

Speaking at the event, Green-Schools Energy Coordinator, Rob Nelson, commended the school’s commitment to achieving the Green Flag for energy.

“It’s no small task achieving this award, it takes creativity, teamwork and long-term effort and Scoil Éinne has shown all of this. Their commitment to sustainability is a great example for other schools and we’re thrilled to celebrate this milestone with them.”

Gardaí concerned for young woman missing in Galway City

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Gardaí are appealing for the public’s help in locating a young woman who has gone missing from her home in Galway City this week.

21-year-old Natalie Cullinane was reported missing from her home in Ballybane, Galway city on Tuesday, July 1.

Natalie is described as being approximately 5 foot 7 inches in height, has a slim build, with blonde hair and blue eyes.

Gardaí and Natalie’s family are concerned for her well-being.

An Garda Síochána are asking with information that could help to locate Natalie to contact them.

Anyone with any information on Natalie’s whereabouts is asked to contact Galway Garda station on 091 538000, the Garda Confidential Line on 1800 666 111, or any Garda station.

Road closure in place from East Galway roadworks

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Galway Daily news Traffic delays from N59 roadworks in Galway City

There will be ongoing traffic disruptions in the Glenamaddy area of East Galway this week due to roadworks taking place.

Resurfacing works are being carried out on the R363 at Gortnadeeve between Glenamaddy and Creggs.

The works began on Monday, June 30 and are expected to last until Friday, July 4 this week.

This may cause disruptions and delays for people travelling in the area.

Paste, Play, Post: Social Media Managers’ Favorite 3-Step Workflow

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To be a social media manager in today’s world is to attempt to balance a dozen burning batons on a unicycle. There are ads to post, reels to cut, captions to write, platforms to refresh, and metrics to track…, all while attempting to stay current and get things done on time. Somewhere in that endless blur, however, one thing has become excruciatingly clear: content creation remains the greatest time-suck of them all.
Step in Pippit’s AI video generator, a disruptor for anyone who’s ever wasted hours coordinating with videographers, searching for stock footage, or getting five stakeholders to sign off on a 30-second Instagram reel. Pippit, a tool that converts your product URL into a scroll-stopping video without opening a camera or editing app.
If you’re already wondering how it works, you’re not alone. This “Paste, Play, Post” workflow has quickly become the go-to shortcut for marketers and creators looking to do more with less.

Chaos vs. control: the modern marketing dilemma

What if, though, all you needed to do was use the URL? That’s where URL to video tools become handy, and Pippit makes it so wonderfully easy. All you need is a link, and let the AI do the rest, from images to voiceovers. Let’s dissect how it works.

The 3-step “paste, play, post” workflow

Step 1: load up your product URL

Starting it is incredibly simple: log into Pippit, move to the Video Generator section, and paste your product URL into the input box. You’ll watch as Pippit automatically pulls pictures, descriptions, prices, and specs directly from your product page.
After the content is loaded, you can go back and review and customize it. Need to replace an image? Do it. Need a shorter name for a product? Enter it. Need to toss in some additional visuals from a Dropbox folder or local files? Click “Add Media” and upload them directly into the mix. No wasted hours hunting for assets. No guessing.

Step 2: make it look like your brand

Now that you have your content ready, it’s time to make it shine.
Hit on Advanced Settings to designate the format of your video. You can select the perfect duration, 15, 30, 45, or 60 seconds, and designate the aspect ratio based on whether you are sharing to TikTok, Instagram Reels, or Facebook Ads. Pippit simplifies aligning your format with the platform you want to target. Then there’s the story. Under the Video Settings menu, you’ll find script ideas based on trending on TikTok. Choose up to four of them or input your own custom message. Next, choose your voiceover arrangement.
Each step provides more control and takes less time. It’s an easy creative direction.

Step 3: edit, export, and go live

Your video’s ready, but if you’d like to polish it further, click the icon of the scissors to open the video editor. From this platform, you can trim parts, swap out clips, alter the script, or add additional media such as logos, stickers, or background music.
Would you like captions? They’re auto-generated by Pippit, or you can manually edit them. Want to draw attention to a discount or promotion? Simply drag over a text overlay.
When you’re happy with the end result, click Export. You can post straight from Pippit’s built-in tools for TikTok, Instagram, or Facebook, or save the file and post by hand. If you’re operating an eCommerce site, connect your Shopify account to Pippit and turn your videos into shoppable ones instantly.

Why “paste, play, post” is changing the game

The genius of this process is that it is so simple. Social media managers are constantly being asked to act fast, be visual, and be everywhere at the same time. But making video content has always been the most time-consuming aspect of their job.
This new process turns everything on its head.
Rather than beginning with a camera and editing tools, you begin with what you already possess: your product page. And then the software turns that raw material into engaging branded content, without ever having to shoot or design.
What that looks like:
  • Rapid production: From link to live post in less than 30 minutes
  • Brand consistency: No more off-brand colors or fonts—just efficient design
  • Platform flexibility: Simply create versions for TikTok, Instagram, YouTube Shorts
  • Cost savings: No freelancers to hire or editing software to buy
  • Creative freedom: Adjust voice, script, images, all in one dashboard

The future of social content is link-based

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UHG is extremely busy today with long wait times in the Emergency Department

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Galway Daily news Cardiac care investment in Galway

The emergency department at University Hospital Galway is extremely busy today and the hospital is advising that patients who attend ED for routine and non-urgent treatment will experience very long waiting times. Yesterday, there were 234 presentations to the emergency department. As of this morning, there are 51 patients on trolleys awaiting admission to in-patient beds, with additional surge beds in use.

The high number of people attending who need to be admitted for ongoing treatment means that there is pressure on bed availability. This is resulting in significant delays being experienced by patients in the emergency department who are waiting for a bed to become available on a ward.

Due to the pressures on the site and the lack of bed capacity, the hospital is postponing some elective procedures. Urgent, time sensitive cases are being prioritised. Patients are being contacted directly if their procedure is being postponed.

The hospital acknowledges that these delays are very difficult for patients and their families and apologises for the inconvenience and distress these delays cause.

The hospital is committed to treating everyone who presents at the emergency department.

People who are seriously injured or ill are assessed and treated as a priority, and those who do not require urgent care may wait longer.

“We continue to request that people only attend the emergency department at the hospital if it is an emergency situation. We ask that people attend their GP or out of hours service in the first instance if at all possible.”

“The Roscommon Injury Unit is also open from 8am to 8pm to treat a range of injuries in both adults and children over five years of age,” a hospital spokesperson said.

All visitors to the hospital will be required to practice good hand hygiene and use hand gel regularly, face masks are available for use throughout the hospital.

New digital tourism trails celebrate Connemara heritage

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Sheep farmer, Martin O’Toole with Miriam Kennedy, Head of Wild Atlantic Way, Fáilte Ireland with a prize winning Connemara Mountain ewe. Photo: Andrew Downes, Xposure

Fáilte Ireland, in partnership with the Connemara and Aran Islands Tourism Network (CAITN), has launched two new self-guided digital trails that celebrate the unique landscape, heritage, and cultural richness of Connemara.

The Connemara Sheep and Wool Trail and the Connemara Film Trail aim to enhance the visitor experience, encourage visitors to stay longer and deliver meaningful benefits to local communities.

The Connemara Sheep and Wool Trail showcases the region’s deep-rooted heritage in wool production. Spanning 14 locations, the trail includes seven primary sites offering immersive, hands-on experiences and seven secondary stops that enrich the journey.

Visitors can explore the evolution of sheep farming and wool processing in Connemara—from age-old techniques to modern sustainable practices—through engaging activities such as sheepdog demonstrations, wool spinning, weaving, and natural dyeing.

Key locations include the Connemara Sheep & Wool Centre in Leenane, Killary Sheep Farm, Joyce Country Sheepdogs, and the Inis Meáin Knitting Company, where the legacy of the Aran jumper continues to inspire and connect the past with the future of the region’s wool industry.

The Connemara Film Trail celebrates the region’s cinematic legacy, guiding visitors through 17 film locations featured in 11 productions.

Terence O’Toole, Co Chair of CAITN (Connemara & Aran Islands Tourism Network) Carol Hinch Ballinahinch Castle Miriam Kennedy, Head of Wild Atlantic Way, Fáilte Ireland and Dominic O’Morain Co Chair of CAITN at Ballinahinch. Photo: Andrew Downes, Xposure

From the windswept beaches of The Quiet Man to the dramatic cliffs of The Banshees of Inisherin, the trail showcases Connemara’s natural beauty and cultural depth.

It also highlights Galway’s designation as a UNESCO City of Film and the Gaeltacht’s contribution to Irish-language media, including Ros na Rún.

The trail is ideal for off-season and rainy-day exploration, enriched with film trivia, celebrity quotes, and behind-the-scenes insights.

These trails are designed not only to enhance the visitor experience but also to support local businesses and communities.

By encouraging year-round tourism and promoting lesser-known locations, the trails help distribute economic benefits more evenly across the region. Local artisan food producers, craftspeople, farmers, and tourism businesses are showcased throughout the trails.

Miriam Kennedy, Head of Wild Atlantic Way at Fáilte Ireland, said, “These new digital trails are a testament to the power of storytelling through place.”

“By blending immersive content with self-guided exploration, we’re inviting visitors to connect more deeply with Connemara’s landscape, heritage, and people.”

“Whether tracing the threads of wool through generations or stepping into the scenes of iconic films, these trails offer unforgettable experiences that encourage visitors to explore further and stay longer in the region.”

Terence O’Toole & Dominic O’Morain, Co-Chairs of CAITN said, “The Connemara Film Trail is a celebration of the region’s role in global storytelling. It’s a way for visitors to experience the magic of cinema while discovering the warmth and creativity of our communities.”

“The Sheep and Wool Trail is a tribute to generations of craftsmanship and care. It connects visitors with the land, the animals, and the people who have shaped this tradition.”

“It will also be a vital tool for extending the season and supporting rural livelihoods. We’re proud to be part of a project that brings new energy to local tourism and showcases the talent and hospitality of Connemara.”

The trails are the first of a suite of new themed digital trails coming soon for the Connemara & Islands region, and are now available to view on www.connemara.ie

INKAS® Safes Are Helping Canadian Families Feel Safer at Home

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Safety at home matters. Canadian families want to feel secure. That means locking away valuables, documents, and firearms. A home safe or gun safe can help. INKAS® makes strong safes for homes across Canada. They protect against fire, theft, and accidents. This article shows why more families trust INKAS® for peace of mind.

Why Canadian families need reliable safes

Break-ins, fires, and accidents can happen anytime. Families lose more than money—they lose peace of mind. Kids can get into places they shouldn’t. Burglars don’t take long. Fire doesn’t wait. Safes give you time and control.

Top reasons families need a safe:

Reason Why it matters
Burglary risk Keep cash, jewelry, and passports secure
Fire safety Protect papers and backup drives
Child safety Lock away firearms or medications
Privacy Hide sensitive items from visitors
Insurance benefits Some insurers offer lower premiums

Meet INKAS®: Canada’s trusted safe manufacturer

INKAS® is based in Canada. The company builds high-security safes for homes, businesses, and law enforcement. They focus on strength, quality, and long life. All safes are made to strict standards and tested for fire and theft protection.

What makes INKAS® different:

  • Made in Canada
  • Thick steel walls and doors
  • Certified fire resistance
  • Multiple lock types
  • Options for custom sizes

INKAS® doesn’t just sell safes. They help you choose the right one. You get advice, delivery, and support.

Keeping loved ones safe with INKAS® home safes

A home safe is great for everyday valuables. Store cash, papers, rings, watches, keys, or backup drives. Fire and theft can happen fast. INKAS® home safes slow that down.

Key features of INKAS® home safes:

Feature Benefit
Fire resistance Keeps items safe during house fires
Strong bolts Prevent forced entry
Compact design Easy to hide or fit in closets
Adjustable shelves Fits large or small items
Digital or manual lock Choose what works best for you

Best items to store in a home safe:

  • Birth and marriage certificates
  • Passports and IDs
  • Legal papers
  • Family jewelry
  • Emergency cash
  • Spare keys
  • USB drives with photos or files

INKAS® has many home safe models. Some are small enough to fit in drawers. Others are large enough to hold laptops. You can choose fire ratings, locks, and layout.

Responsible firearm storage with INKAS® gun safes

A gun safe isn’t just smart—it’s often required. In Canada, guns must be locked up safely. INKAS® gun safes help you follow the law and keep your home safe.

What a good gun safe should have:

  • Thick steel body
  • Locking bolts
  • Fire resistance
  • Space for long guns and handguns
  • Interior padding to prevent damage

INKAS® gun safes provide:

Feature Purpose
Solid steel build Stops forced entry
Internal hinges Harder to break open
Fire protection Keeps guns safe in case of fire
Adjustable racks Organize rifles, pistols, and ammo
Secure locks Digital, biometric, or manual options

Why INKAS® gun safes work for families:

  • Keeps firearms away from kids
  • Reduces theft risk
  • Meets Canadian safety laws
  • Can hold both guns and other valuables
  • Many sizes available

Some models come with hidden compartments. Others fit inside closets or walls. Whether you own one rifle or several, there’s a safe for you.

Built for Canadian homes: security meets convenience

INKAS® makes safes that fit real homes. You don’t need a mansion. These safes come in many sizes and styles. Some are tall. Others are small and easy to hide.

Ways INKAS® safes fit into homes:

  • In the bedroom closet
  • Under stairs
  • In the basement
  • Built into furniture
  • Hidden behind a mirror or picture

You can also choose custom safes. Add colors, shelves, locks, or fireproofing. INKAS® helps you build the right safe for your home and lifestyle.

Real security, real peace of mind

It’s not just about what’s inside the safe. It’s about how you feel after locking it. Knowing your gun is locked up keeps your kids safer. Knowing your birth certificates and cash are safe helps you sleep better.

INKAS® customers often say:

  • “I don’t worry about break-ins anymore.”
  • “My kids can’t access my firearms, and that matters.”
  • “Our safe made insurance easier.”
  • “It’s solid. It feels like it’ll last forever.”

Security should feel simple. That’s what INKAS® offers. You lock it. You leave it. You stop worrying.

Where to buy INKAS® home and gun safes

You can order online at inkassafes.com. The site lists all home safe and gun safe models with specs, fire ratings, and lock types. You can also call for advice or visit their showroom if you’re nearby.

Buying steps:

  1. Go to the INKAS® website
  2. Choose “Home Safes” or “Gun Safes”
  3. Pick the size and features you need
  4. Check delivery options
  5. Place your order
  6. Set up with or without installation service

INKAS® also offers customer support if you have questions about use or installation.

Conclusion

Families across Canada want to feel safer. That starts with keeping valuables and firearms secure. INKAS® offers strong, smart safes made right here in Canada. Whether you need a home safe for personal items or a gun safe for firearms, they have a solution.

Don’t wait for something bad to happen. Take control of your safety now. Visit inkassafes.com and choose the safe that gives your family peace of mind.

Will UK bookmakers pull out of Ireland with new regulations?

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Galway Daily gaming

The message to UK bookmakers seems to be adapt or die as new regulations in Ireland around betting begin to have an impact on punters and bookies alike.

As of October 2024, the Irish government passed the Gambling Regulation Act, which is already changing how betting works across the country.

And to keep things in check, they’ve launched the Gambling Regulatory Authority of Ireland — aka GRAI — which officially went live in March 2025.

Highlights include:

All operators (Irish or foreign) now need a licence from GRAI to legally offer betting services in Ireland. A quick look at the biggest bookmakers in the UK on Betselect shows that at the moment, most are licensed by the UK Gambling Commission, but not the Irish regulator.

Credit cards can no longer be used to gamble, and betting venues can’t have ATMs.
No more targeted free bets, VIP perks, or “inducements”. General promotions? Maybe — but only if they’re approved by the regulator.

Adverts for gambling are banned between 5:30 am and 9pm, especially to protect kids and vulnerable audiences.

A new National Self-Exclusion Register is being rolled out, so people can block themselves from all gambling platforms at once.

Bookmakers also have to contribute to a Social Impact Fund that supports addiction services and public awareness.

These are all tools that have either already been implemented — or are in the process of being implemented — under the new changes, as the message is clear when it comes to cracking down on certain practices used by bookmakers both in Ireland and across the water.

The changes are set to have an immediate and continuing impact on Irish punters, but they will also have a huge impact on UK-based bookmakers as well.

Flutter (owner of Paddy Power/Sky Bet) have already voiced significant concern about emerging advertising limits, stake/win caps, and inducement bans, although those concerns have not seen them follow a small number of overseas bookies who have now left the Irish market completely.

To keep their space at the table, UK bookmakers will have to change, though.
For starters, they will now need a new licence as UK bookies must apply for a brand-new Irish gambling licence through GRAI. Without it, they’re out.

Flutter Entertainment (which owns Paddy Power, Sky Bet, and Betfair) was among the first to receive a full GRAI licence.

They have adapted their Irish platforms to fully comply with advertising bans, player protection rules, and payment restrictions. Their Irish websites now feature the new self-exclusion options and responsible gambling messaging.

Meanwhile, Entain plc (parent company of Bet365, Coral, and Ladbrokes) has also secured provisional licences and is fully engaged with GRAI to finalize compliance measures.

Bet365 Ireland’s website and apps include mandatory opt-ins for marketing communications and display real-time affordability check prompts.

William Hill has also confirmed its ongoing licensing application and is rolling out upgrades to meet Ireland’s standards, including integrating the National Self-Exclusion Register and updating promotional offers to comply with inducement restrictions.

It is not just the new licences, though, that UK bookmakers will need. When they have them, they will have to adhere to the ban on all adverts before 9pm, which was highlighted heavily during Cheltenham — the last major event where betting ads were shown during that time slot in Ireland.

And that could be just the start. Although some changes have already been implemented, GRAI is gradually rolling out full licensing and enforcement through 2025 and 2026, so we’re still in the early days.

That is because this isn’t just a light regulatory tweak — it’s a complete overhaul. While it’s designed to curb gambling harm, it also puts a big burden on UK operators trying to stay in the Irish market.

For punters in Ireland, though, the moves are all about more options to keep you safe when it comes to addiction and managing money when betting online.

One of the most notable new tools is the National Self-Exclusion Register (NSER), which allows players to exclude themselves from all licensed gambling platforms in Ireland with one registration.

UK bookmakers have had to integrate their systems with this central database, meaning if you opt out, you are blocked across all licensed operators — whether betting online or in physical shops.

In addition, the ban on credit card gambling and the removal of ATMs from betting venues aims to reduce impulsive spending.

Bookmakers are now promoting alternative payment methods such as debit cards and e-wallets, while also implementing affordability checks designed to identify customers who might be at risk of gambling harm.

All methods that are good for the punter, but not so good for the bookmaker – which although has not scared any of the bigger fish out of Ireland yet, could heavily impact the Irish market for them going forward…

Galway School Cultivates National Win in 2025 SuperValu Let’s GROW Schools Initiative

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18/06/ 2025 Repro Free: Green fingers are thriving at Creagh National School, Ballinasloe — the newly announced 2025 national winner of the SuperValu Let’s GROW initiative. This classroom-based programme from GIY and SuperValu helps children explore the magic of growing, cooking, and eating their own food, while learning about sustainability. Creagh NS stood out for its creative, hands-on approach, transforming their classroom into a greenhouse of learning and fully embracing the idea that “there’s always space to grow.” Mary Bishop, Head of Education at GIY and Eddie Kelly, store Manager, SuperValu Ballinsloe with the winning class. Photo:Andrew Downes, xposure

Green fingers are alive and well at Creagh National School in Ballinasloe, which has just been announced as the 2025 winner of the SuperValu Let’s GROW initiative.

This is a classroom-based food growing programme from GIY, in partnership with SuperValu.

Now in its third year, SuperValu Let’s GROW is rooted in one big idea: helping young people understand the importance of growing food sustainably.

Through the programme, primary school pupils across Ireland are discovering the magic of homegrown food, the positive impact on their health and community, and the power they have to protect the planet.

Creagh NS stood out for its creativity, bringing the challenges to life in a fun and engaging way. Embracing the SuperValu Let’s Grow programme – which champions the idea that there’s always space to grow – their classroom was transformed into a greenhouse of learning.

From growing to cooking and eating, each challenge was thoughtfully designed and tended to by the students themselves, making the experience truly come alive.

Mrs Gallaher, involved in the project explained, “We saw children light up with curiosity — not just about how food grows, but about ecosystems, biodiversity, and the environment.”

“The SuperValu Let’s GROW initiative helped spark big conversations about small changes, and our students embraced every part of it.”

Each school that participated in SuperValu Let’s GROW received a classroom-ready kit packed with seeds, compost, pots, and learning resources linked to the curriculum.

The goal? To inspire real-world, sustainable learning experiences — and nurture a generation that values resilience, resourcefulness, and respect for the Earth.

Mick Kelly, Founder of GIY, praised the school’s efforts, “Creagh NS brought the spirit of sustainability to life in their classrooms and beyond.”

“Their project is a brilliant example of how growing food can empower young people to engage with climate action and sustainable living in a fun, practical way.”

As this year’s national winners, Creagh National School will receive a €1,000 garden development grant to continue expanding their growing efforts and deepening their commitment to sustainable education.

Michelle Griffin, SuperValu Strategy Marketing Manager, said, “At SuperValu, we believe in the power of community and the importance of sustainability.”

“Through SuperValu Let’s GROW, we’re helping schools foster those values from the ground up — and Creagh NS has shown just how impactful that can be.”

Fergal Dunne, SuperValu Ballinasloe added, “Through the SuperValu Let’s GROW programme, we empower students to embrace sustainable living.”

“Creagh NS has shown how growing food can positively impact students, inspiring them to connect with nature and adopt sustainable practices.”

Since its launch, SuperValu Let’s GROW has reached more than 150,000 pupils across Ireland — equipping young minds with the tools, skills, and inspiration to grow food in a way that respects people and planet.

New Galway City football pitch named in honour of local hero

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The new football pitch in Corrib Park has been given a name, in honour of ocal soccer volunteer and Corrib Rangers Football Club President, Pat Manogue.

The naming of Pat Manogue Park was celebrated by the former Mayor of the City of Galway, Cllr. Peter Keane at a ceremony on Friday, May 23

The proposal was put forward by the current Mayor, Cllr Mike Cubbard, at a Council Meeting in June 2021.

This was in recognition of the tireless work carried out within the local community by Pat Manogue over his many decades with the Corrib Rangers Football Club.

The council agreed at the same time to establish a Civic Naming and Commemorative Committee to review procedures and decisions regarding the naming of publicly owned lands and buildings in the city after persons.

Former Mayor of Galway City, Cllr Peter Keane, unveiled a sign naming the new park, and spoke in recognition of the work of Pat Manogue as a local soccer volunteer.

Missing teenager found safe after two weeks

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Galway Daily news missing teen found safe

A teenager reported missing just over two weeks ago has been found safe and well, it has been confirmed today.

14-year-old Tyler Berry was reported missing from the Galway area since Tuesday, June 10.

Gardaí made a public appeal for information that could help to locate Tyler.

It has been confirmed by Gardaí on Wednesday that Tyler has been located safe and well.

An Garda Síochána thanked the public for their assistance in this matter.

Hundreds of cyclists turn out for annual Croí Corrib Charity Cycle

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Kevin Malone, Mark Donnelly, Oliver Forde and Shane McInerney

Croí, the heart and stroke charity, is thanking the many people who made the 31st Croí Corrib Charity Cycle a tremendous success.

Hundreds of cyclists took to the roads of Galway on Sunday, June 8, choosing from two scenic routes, all united by one goal – to help prevent heart disease and stroke.

Their commitment and generosity will have a lasting impact, with all funds raised supporting Croí’s community-based health initiatives, education programmes and patient support services.

Christine Flanagan, Director of Fundraising at Croí, said, “We are extremely grateful to everyone who took part in this year’s cycle. Whether you were cycling, volunteering or sponsoring, you played an essential role in helping us continue our lifesaving work.”

“Community support like this allows Croí to invest in programmes that directly improve heart health and wellbeing across the region and beyond.”

Croí is also extending sincere thanks to the many volunteers who gave their time and energy to help deliver a safe, supported and enjoyable experience for all participants.

From registration to route marshals, mechanical support, food stops and the post-cycle celebration, they made this event possible.

Croí is also very grateful to An Garda Síochána and Galway County Council for their support and assistance.

Special appreciation goes to main sponsor, Corrib Oil, who has backed the Croí Corrib Charity Cycle since its inception in 1995, as well as sponsors Caragh Precision, Al Hayes Motors and Westside Cycles.

Their unwavering support over many years has helped this event grow into one of Croí’s most important annual fundraisers.

Croí said that it hopes to see all those who took part this summer back again in 2026 to continue supporting their lifesaving services.

For more information about Croí’s work or to get involved in future events, visit www.croi.ie

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