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Keep a Rosé outlook this summer with these incredible drinks

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We’re a long way off from a white Christmas, but now is the time to enjoy a refreshing Rosé summer courtesy of Joyce’s Supermarkets.  Galway’s...

Coronavirus: 3 deaths, but no new Galway cases

Briain Kelly - 0
The deaths of an additional three people with COVID-19 have been reported to the Department of Health today, along with 11 new coronavirus cases. There...

City Council waiving Tables and Chairs licence fees to help hospitality sector

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Galway City Council intends to waive fees for Tables and Chairs Licences as a measure to help the hospitality sector get back on its...

Coronavirus: 8 out of 10 Irish adults would install contact tracing app

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The vast majority of adults in Ireland would be willing to install a contact tracing app to help curb the COVID-19 pandemic new research...

Coronavirus: Just 1 death, and still no new Galway cases

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There was just one death of a person with COVID-19 reported to the Department of Health today, along with 11 new confirmed coronavirus cases. However...

North & West Coast Links preparing a céad míle fáilte for golfers

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Links courses are some of the most highly prized destinations for golfers, with their unique landscape and limited numbers, they draw visitors from all...

Two Galway towns included in funding announcement for rural Ireland

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Two Galway towns will benefit from funding announced today under the Rural Regeneration and Development Fund, which will see €13 million allocated to 24...

JP McMahon brings Irish food to a global audience with private online classes

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Food lovers across the world are being given a virtual taste of Irish food with private online cooking classes by Michelin Starred chef JP...

Gaeltacht business to benefit from €5 million for Údarás na Gaeltachta

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Businesses in the Galway Gaeltacht are set to benefit from €5 million in funding being provided for client companies of Údarás na Gaeltachta. Outgoing Minister...

Tablets to be sent to healthcare workers at 4 Galway locations

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Fifty tablet devices are to be distributed to individuals and organisations across Ireland caring for patients during the COVID-19 pandemic, as part of an...

Major spike in burglaries and thefts from cars in Galway City

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There was a massive jump in burglaries and thefts from cars in Galway City the first five months of this year compared with the...

Shop Street McDonald’s reopens for takeaways

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McDonald's Galway city centre branch on Shop Street has reopened today for walk-in takeaway services. This reopening follows on from a number of McDonald's branches...

Galway tech company raises €2 million for AI platform optimising public transport

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Galway based transport data company CitySwift recently raised €2 million in funding to accelerate the rollout of its AI platform that helps optimise public...

Funding for Trading Online Voucher Scheme “falls significantly short” of what’s needed

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The funding levels for the Trading Online Voucher Scheme falls "significantly short" of what is needed to help support businesses recovering from COVID-19 Galway...

Tuam Farmers’ Market not reopening, but TD says it could return in “not too distant future”

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Tuam Farmers' Market will not be reopening after closing in March due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The market says it was required 'to adapt in...

Coronavirus: 3 deaths in Republic, still no new Galway cases

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A further three people with COVID-19 have died in the Republic of Ireland and ten new cases of the disease have been confirmed, the...

Junior Chamber Galway represent Ireland on the European Stage

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While COVID-19 cancelled all physical events, this didn't stop Junior Chamber International Ireland, who hosted their European Conference online earlier this month. The JCI European...

Majority of nurses and midwives using annual leave to care for children

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The majority of nurses and midwives with childcare needs are using up annual leave to care for their children, an INMO survey has revealed. Over...

Coronavirus: 2 deaths and 4 cases in Republic, no new Galway cases

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Two more deaths related to COVID-19 have been reported to the NPHET, as well as four new confirmed cases. The death toll in the Republic...

Over 1,500 free and subsidised higher education places available in Galway

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There are 1,550 free and subsidised higher education places available in Galway for the next academic year, as part of two government initiatives. The courses...
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