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Two men face prison for smashing up vending machines

Two men who caused thousands of euro in damages when they smashed up a pair of vending machines to get at their contents, face...

Woman coughs at teenagers at “disgusting” anti-mask protest on Eyre Square

A group of anti-maskers gathered at Eyre Square with large banners and tricolours yesterday, flouting public health restrictions and shouting abuse at passers by. One...

Man steals from six different shops in one day spree

A spate of six thefts from businesses carried out in a single day earned a man a five month prison sentence at Galway District...

World’s Best Practices Galway Schools Can Adapt To Protect Students From Coronavirus

Governments worldwide have led the fight against COVID-19 by introducing stern measures to keep the virus at bay. In Ireland, schools reopened at the...

Nations League preview: Republic of Ireland v Wales

The Republic of Ireland take on Wales in the Aviva in two days time in the third Nations League match since football resumed. Kick-off...

Coronavirus: What city amenities and services are open in Level 3?

Galway is now in Level 3 of the Roadmap for Living with COVID-19 for the next three weeks, which has brought in new restrictions...

Coronavirus: 432 new cases and one death reported today

The Department of Health has reported 432 new confirmed cases of Covid-19 in the State, and one further death related to the illness. Dublin has...

Threats of arrest and fines to follow Covid restrictions don’t help, NUI Galway study shows

Research from NUI Galway has revealed that threats of arrest, fines and quarantine do not encourage people to follow the public health advice. The research...

Coronavirus: Level 3 COVID-19 restrictions to come into effect midnight Tuesday

Galway will be joining all of Ireland at Level 3 of COVID-19 restrictions from midnight tomorrow night, with a renewed focus on enforcement of...

Coronavirus: 518 new confirmed cases across the Republic

A total of 518 new cases of Covid-19 have been reported by the Department of Health today. The highest numbers of new cases were in...

Death, deceit, and betrayal tear Ros na Rún apart

Death, deceit, and betrayal bring Ros na Rún to the attention of the Gardaí this week as some characters lives are torn apart, and...

Roughly €7,000 worth of phones stolen in Ballinasloe burglary

A Galway man received a three year prison sentence, with more than half suspended, for a burglary where roughly €7,000 worth of phones were...

Sixteen Galway childminders awarded €1,000 grants this year

Sixteen childminders in Galway have been awarded grants so far in 2020 - the joint-highest number of any county outside of Dublin. The Galway-based childminders...

Two storey Claddgh house has a stunning interior

This beautiful home is situated in the historical residential area of Claddagh in the heart of Galway City, and it’s one that house hunters...

Three potato recipes to try on National Potato Day tomorrow

The annual celebration of one of Ireland’s favourite foods - the humble potato - will take place tomorrow, Friday. As part of this year’s National...

McDonald’s announces SIX amazing new additions to menu

McDonald's Ireland has announced six temporary new additions to its menu after announcing the Double Quarter Pounder would be added to the permanent menu...

Mayoral Reception to honour hero fishermen Patrick and Morgan Oliver

A Mayoral Reception will be held in the city this week to honour the two fishermen responsible for two rescues in Galway's waters recently. Patrick...

Galway men will attempt to row across the Atlantic

Two Galway men will undertake a harrowing trip to row across the Atlantic Ocean in an ocean rowing boat in 2022 as part of...

Coronavirus: County Cathaoirleach asks people to “double down” in order to avoid Level 3 restrictions

Cathaoirleach of Galway County Council James Charity is asking people to "double down" on the efforts they have made to suppress the coronavirus in...

NUIG develops ‘JediGlove’ to help people with sight problems sense objects

Researchers at NUI Galway has developed a new bit of technology they call the JediGlove to help people with a visual impairment find things...

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