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Picturesque cottage is an exciting renovation opportunity

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For a taste of classic rural Ireland, you can’t get any closer than a thatched cottage surrounded by green fields, and this one bedroom...

NUI Galway Students’ Union launches plan to help connect students

Michael Malone - 0
NUI Galway Students’ Union has launched plans today which will help students connect with each other in what will be an unusual academic year...

People urged to consider setting up a co-op

Michael Malone - 0
People across the country have been asked to consider setting up co-operatives as part of a plan to recover businesses and the economy. Minister Robert...

Coronavirus: 1 death and 255 new cases today

Briain Kelly - 0
There have been 255 new cases of COVID-19 reported by the Department of Health today, along with one new death in the coronavirus pandemic. There...

Galway hospitals encourage people to ‘Think Sepsis’ and know the signs

Briain Kelly - 0
Today, Sunday September 13, is World Sepsis Day, and Galway's hospitals are using the day to highlight the global threat this issue poses to...

Sleep Out for Simon welcomes new community team for annual event

Michael Malone - 0
Galway Simon Community has welcomed Oranmore-Maree as a new Community Team for their annual Sleep Out for Simon event which will take place virtually...

More Expressway services connecting Galway with Dublin Airport, Cork, Ballina

Briain Kelly - 0
Bus Eireann is introducing additional Expressway services connecting Galway with Dublin Airport, Cork, and Ballina from tomorrow. Additional Expressway bus services across nine different routes...

NUI Galway to welcome 3,500 first years after exceptional year

Michael Malone - 0
CAO points have risen in all four colleges at NUI Galway, as the University prepares to welcome 3,500 First Year students later this month. The...

Irish companies fearing a second lockdown as business slowly resumes

Briain Kelly - 0
A recent report by the Central Statistics Office (CSO) has revealed that 64.1% of businesses in Ireland perceive a second lockdown to be one...

Coronavirus: No further deaths, 196 new cases reported today

Michael Malone - 0
The number of COVID-19 cases in the Republic has risen by 196 today, NPHET has confirmed - but no further deaths have been reported. Again,...

Galway researcher is first Irish recipient of prestigious international award

Michael Malone - 0
A researcher at NUI Galway has received a prestigious international award for an outstanding PhD in the field of health psychology. Dr Hannah Durand, a...

Cemetery Sunday service in Rahoon closed to the public

Briain Kelly - 0
The Cemetery Sunday mass taking place at Rahoon Cemetery will not be open to the public Galway City Council has said. "The annual Cemetery Mass...

Reopening plans for ‘wet pubs’ gives welcome clarity to rural publicans

Briain Kelly - 0
The announcement that "wet pubs" will be allowed to reopen this month provides welcome clarity for rural publicans and their families a Galway TD...

Digital hubs in Ireland gaining pace due to pandemic

Michael Malone - 0
While the COVID pandemic has caused upheaval on a global scale, killing thousands and completely changing the way we live and work, it has...

Livestream the Claregalway Hotel Football Club Championships quarter finals this weekend

Briain Kelly - 0
Galway GAA has released details on how to livestream the Claregalway Hotel Senior and Intermediate Football Championship quarter finals this weekend. The Intermediate and Senior...

Heartbreaking picture of elderly man in a local pub sparks huge reaction

Michael Malone - 0
People across Ireland have been heartbroken by a picture which lays bare the day-to-day reality of Covid restrictions for many elderly people across the...

Galway village could be crowned ‘Ireland’s Most Enterprising Town’

Michael Malone - 0
Clonbur could soon boast the named the most enterprising town in Ireland, after the Gaeltacht village was announced as one of the finalists in...

Lives will be lost if cancer screening and treatment backlog is not addressed – Farrell

Michael Malone - 0
Failure to address the backlog in cancer screening and treatment services will cost lives, Galway West TD Mairéad Farrell has said. The Sinn Féin TD...

More than 15,000 jobs at risk as Galway hotels struggle

Briain Kelly - 0
There are 15,400 jobs in Galway alone in danger of being lost amid a massive drop in occupancy at hotels and guesthouses this season. The...

All pubs set to reopen this month!

Michael Malone - 0
Pubs which do not serve food will be able to re-open from 21 September, after Cabinet agreed on a date today. The 'wet pubs' will...
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