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Local recycling company puts the focus on sustainability at Galway International Arts Festival

The Oranmore based recycling company Walsh Waste is making a big push for sustainability at the Galway International Arts Festival this summer. Walsh Waste have...

Two brothers fleeced over €200,000 from vulnerable pensioner

Two brothers stole over €200,000 from a vulnerable older pensioner by vastly overcharging her for maintenance and repair work done at her house. Thomas and...

Credit card scammer swindled thousands from local hotels

Two local hotels had thousands of euro stolen from them by a young man running a credit card scam to allegedly feed a gambling...

Two men appear in court over serious assault that left victim needing facial stitches

Two young men appeared before Galway District Court this week in the case of a serious assault that left another young man needing facial...

Galway teachers celebrated at unique training event

Teachers from Galway have been celebrated for completing unique project management training held by Junior Achievement Ireland (JAI). The teachers who took part were Tara...

Man sentenced for shouting obscenities at wife in breach of barring order

A man was sentenced to four months in prison for breaching a barring order against him when he shouted obscenities at his wife late...

Become a connoisseur of gin and cocktails with tasting master classes at Hyde Bar

Galway has been going through something of a gin renaissance in recent years, and Hyde Bar has been on the edge of that with...

Over 500 people on trolleys at UHG in June

UHG was the third most overcrowded hospital in Ireland last month with 546 patients on trolleys. Hospital overcrowding in Galway spiked again last month, with...

Councillors react furiously to commercial proposals for Dyke road site

Certain members of Galway City Council pulled no punches and made their feelings known to proposals made by the Land Development Agency in relation...

Galway Film Fleadh bringing a wealth of Irish short films to screen

Galway Film Fleadh will serve as the world premiere for seven Irish short films coming from Fís Éireann this year. Fís Éireann has funded these...

Councillors clash over Traveller accommodation at first Council meeting

Traveller Accommodation was raised at the first ordinary meeting of Galway City Council yesterday, with one Fianna Fáil councillor asking where members of the...

Why you should switch to the fastest broadband in Ireland

Choosing a broadband company can often seem like an overwhelming task, but choosing the right one is important. That's why if you haven't already, you...

How to deal with disputes with your neighbours

How to deal with disputes with your neighbours Disputes with neighbours are always more difficult because they are so close to you. You see them...

Appeal lodged against controversial expansion of Whitestrand filling station

A planned expansion of a Maxol filling station in Whitestrand has been appealed to An Bord Pleanála by local residents. Maxol secured planning permission from...

NUIG students plough the ocean waves aboard the Celtic Explorer

Scientists and students from NUIG's Ryan Institute spent a day on the seas aboard the RV Celtic Explorer for Ocean Sampling Day 2019. Ocean Sampling Day...

Speeding convictions down by 72% in Galway

The number of people convicted of speeding in Galway has declined dramatically in the past few years while drink driving convictions are on the...

Court drama continues in discrimination case against NUIG

There was more drama this week at Galway Circuit Court in the ongoing case of the four Burke siblings against NUIG. The Burkes received a...

Lignum restaurant – local ingredients and ancient techniques craft a unique experience

Lignum is the Latin for wood and the name of a new and unique restaurant which is set to open in Bullaun just outside...

Tributes paid to late Galway football legend Tom ‘Pook’ Dillon

Tributes have been paid to the late Galway football legend Tom 'Pook' Dillon who passed away this week. Tom had been a stalwart of local...

Students given lifetime ban from NUIG societies reject offer to end court case

A family of students who claim that NUIG discriminated against them on religious grounds when they were banned from life from all university societies...

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