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Schools closed tomorrow due to worst storm in 50 years

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All schools in Galway tomorrow will be closed tomorrow following advice from the Department of Education. Storm Ophelia is set to be the worst storm...

Flu vaccine campaign launched ahead of flu season

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A flu vaccine campaign was launched yesterday at University Hospital Galway. The promotional campaign marks the beginning of what is known as flu season, highlighting...

False Widow spiders are coming to a bath near you

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Three people in Ireland have been bitten by these fast-breeding creatures and NUI Galway's researchers have investigated their bites. The first true case of a...

Floating accommodation for students is ruled out

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Whatever floats... Galway Harbour Company has ruled out any possibility of a floating student accommodation in the city’s docks. According to Galway Bay FM, harbour CEO Eamon...

Michael D.’s heartfelt message about homelessness

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Have we ever had a better President? President Michael D. Higgins has today said in a statement that homeless people are "deprived of a sense...

Pre-orders for fibre broadband open on Inis Meáin

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The rollout of high speed fibre broadband on the Aran Islands is progressing this summer, with customers on Inis Meáin now able to pre-order...

Streaming Audiences Are Folding US Online Casinos Into Their Entertainment Mix

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By Aoife Fitzgerald | 10 min read  The Gambling Regulatory Authority of Ireland opened its first licensing window on 9 February 2026. Anyone who has...

Four paws, one big heart – Therapy Dog Khai helps cancer patients at UHG

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Patients and staff at the Radiation Oncology Centre at University Hospital Galway have welcomed a very special new team member. Khai, an Irish Therapy...

Croí Corrib Charity Cycle returns this weekend

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The Croí Corrib Charity Cycle is back this weekend, with hundreds of people expected to take part in raising fund for the lifesaving charity. The...

€50,000 funding for Blue Teapot Theatre Company

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The well loved Blue Teapot Theatre in Galway will receive €50,000 in funding to help upgrade their facilities in the city. The funding has been...

65 year old woman dies following assault in Ballybrit on Friday night

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A woman in her 60s has died after being attacked in Ballybrit on Friday night, and one man has been arrested in connection with...

Creating the Perfect Garden Lounge Area for Weekend Relaxation: A Real Person’s Guide to Doing It Properly

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That Friday afternoon feeling that we all know, when the week is finally uncoiling, the kettle has been boiled twice already, and all you...

Portiuncula Hospital appoints new Advanced Nurse Practitioner in Oncology

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Portiuncula Hospital has appointed a new Advanced Nurse Practitioner (ANP) in Oncology to continue to improve cancer care services in the hospital. Sarah Ennis has...

How LegitGrails Authentication Helps Verify Real Items in 2026

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When you take a look at listings on most resale apps, it quickly becomes clear that fake and real items almost look identical. The...

How Irish Animation Studios Are Helping Businesses and Educators Tell Better Stories

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Ireland's animation sector has grown from a niche creative pursuit into a serious economic force. The industry now employs more than two thousand people...

reBoot: Tech Buy-Back Scheme Raises Over €5,000 for Western Alzheimer Association

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Galway City Council’s ICT and Digital team has raised €5,445 for the Western Alzheimer Association – through the team’s innovative ‘reBoot - Tech Buy-Back...

Local Food and Craft Gift Fair returns for extended six day run

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Galway’s Local Food and Craft Gift Fair will return to the Black Box Theatre, this month, for an extended six-day run. Breaking from its two-day...

Fibre broadband now available for 2,800 homes in Barnaderg area

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2,800 homes in the areas around Tuam, Cooloo and Moyne can now avail of high speed fibre broadband under the National Broadband Plan. 41,000 premises...

Clifden and Clarinbridge Shine in Pride of Place Judging

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The Marconi Men’s Shed in Clifden and the community of Clarinbridge have welcomed judges from the 23rd annual IPB Pride of Place competition, an...

Don’t Get Burned: 3 Signs of a Trusted LED Lighting Store

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So, you're ready to switch to LED lighting. Smart move! It's one of the easiest ways to cut down on energy bills and give...
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