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Noeline Kavanagh steps down after 14 years heading Macnas

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Noeline Kavanagh, Artistic Director of Macnas, is stepping down after 14 years at the helm of the beloved organisation. Kavanagh is stepping down from her...

What makes a great hurler? – The Science of Hurling

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Maybe the fastest game played on the grass, it takes a lot to truly excel at hurling, but what is that makes up a...

ISME Roadshow comes to Oranmore this month

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The Irish SME Association (ISME) is continuing its Roadshow series with an event in the Maldron Hotel Galway in Oranmore on the 17th November...

Homelessness continues to rise across West

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Galway Simon Community has warned that it is highly concerned with the continuing upward spiral of homelessness across the west of Ireland. The charity attributes...

Inishbofin Do Not Consume notice likely to remain for weeks

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It's expected that it will be a number of weeks before people on Inishbofin are able to drink the public water supply again. Irish Water...

Jared Butler making 100th appearance for Connacht in Ospreys game

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Jared Butler will be celebrating a milestone with his 100th appearance for Connacht in the Ospreys game this weekend. Butler joined Connacht in 2017 and...

Old Clarin College in Athenry to be demolished

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The former Clarin College in Athenry, vacant since the school moved to a new campus, is set to be demolished. The GRETB is seeking planning...

New Tesco opens at Siopa an Phobail in Inverin

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A new Tesco has opened its doors at Siopa an Phobail in the Gaeltacht village of Indreabhán today. Store manager, Majella Conneely, a native of...

Man admits to stealing over €200k from Connemara grocery

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A 59 year old man who has pleaded guilty to stealing more than €215,000 from a grocery in Connemara will be sentenced early next...

Aldi opens new €12 million Tuam supermarket

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Aldi has officially opened its new supermarket in Tuam, creating 30 permanent jobs for the area. The €12m store is Aldi’s 10th in the county...

60 year old man sent to trial for alleged sexual assault

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A 60 year old man has been sent forward to trial for alleged sexual assault in Galway. The man, who cannot be named for legal...

Musical traditions of Connemara through the generations

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The musical traditions of Connemara, passed down through generations, will be on fine display in a new series of TG4's Ceol ón Chlann. The fourth...

Some improvement in Spiddal water quality but Do Not Consume notice remains

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A Do Not Consume notice remains in place for thousands of homes in the Spiddal area, but Irish Water says that progress has been...

Síle Nic Chonaonaigh explores life in rural Tír and Fhia

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The new series of Bailte’ returns this evening, with Síle Nic Chonaonaigh continuing her journey through the townlands of Ireland, starting with Tír an...

Precarious homelessness situation worsening in cost-of-living crisis

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COPE Galway has warned that the precarious situation of many people on the edge of homelessness is being made worse by the cost of...

Conference to examine Irish Travellers’ experience over past century

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A special conference will take place in Galway city this weekend to examine the experience of Irish Travellers/Mincéirs and the State from 1922 to...

High speed fibre broadband available for 2,500 premises in Gort

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Almost 2,500 homes and businesses in Gort are now able to order or pre-order high speed fibre broadband. This part of the continuing rollout of...

TG4 series explores rural Connemara community

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This Autumn, a new series of the award winning ‘Bailte’ returns with Síle Nic Chonaonaigh, exploring rural communities in Connemara and beyond. Síle will be...

How companies are fighting back against fraud

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Ireland's Central Statistics Office reported in 2021 that fraud was up a staggering 71% on the year before, setting a new record in the...

Tuam chosen for €100,000 streetscape facelift initiative

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Galway County Council has been awarded €100,000 for improvements to the streetscape in Tuam in this year. Tuam was one of 26 towns chosen for...
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