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By Ivan Smyth GALWAY will be aiming to secure the county’s inaugural National Ladies Football League Division One title when they face Kerry on Saturday at Croke Park (throw-in 5pm). With opportunities to play in GAA Headquarters few and far between since Galway’s one and only All Ireland success in 2004, this is a chance […]

FARMERS and householders in the north-east Galway area have been advised of special recycling days that are taking place over the coming weeks. The free collection days are being organised by WEEE (Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment) Ireland with the support of Galway County Council. The first event takes place on this coming Saturday, April […]

Groove Tube with Cian O’Connell For almost exactly a decade now, Mark McConville has been more familiar to audiences in Galway under his musical moniker, Rodney Owl. And in a perfect twist of fate, his first gig under his stage name was a support slot for The Black Gate co-founder Peadar King in An Taibhdhearc. […]

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A “staggering” number of eviction notices have been issued to Galway tenants in recent months – even ahead of last weekend’s controversial lifting of the ban – and homeless services here warned this week that there’s now ‘nowhere for people to go’. Just days after the Government lifted the moratorium on no-fault evictions, COPE Galway has […]

By Cian O’Connell The intimate setting of An Taibhdhearc provided one west coast singer/songwriter with the most memorable night of her last tour – so much so that she’s back this Friday to rekindle that special magic all over again. Ennis singer/songwriter Síomha played a hugely memorable live show on her debut appearance there last […]

Singer-songwriter Karan Casey, one of the leading performers in the Irish trad and folk scene, who released her new album, Nine Apples of Gold, in February will be in concert at the Town Hall Theatre on Sunday, April 30. She will be accompanied on fiddle and vocals by Niamh Dunne and on guitar by Seán […]

Bradley Bytes – A sort of political column by Dara Bradley People Before Profit Galway has upped its game and invested in publicising its people. Homes in the City Central ward were targeted in March with leaflets or ‘Galway Newsletter’, containing information about the party’s policies and activities in the city. It also introduced its […]

Soccer Wrap-Up with Mike Rafferty Renmore were promoted to the Premier Division last May after spending some years in Division 1, and as soon as the new season started they were everyone’s favourites to make an immediate return to where they came from. However, a club celebrating the 50th anniversary of their foundation certainly have […]

Ronan Manning has credited the impact of both Ollie Horgan and Chris Collopy as being a major part of Galway United’s impressive start to the season, which has seen them win their opening seven games, setting one new club record, and matching another. Manning, who has shone on the left side of an attacking quartet […]