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Health, Beauty and Lifestyle with Denise McNamara We have come through dark days and could be forgiven for feeling that the world is going through a global ‘Dark Night of the Soul’. But Easter time can be the beacon of light we might all be yearning for. Psychotherapist Bernadette Finn says Easter has always been […]

CHANGES to the farm schemes’ terms and conditions for 2023 make this year’s one-to-one meetings with advisors and consultants more important than ever, Teagasc have advised. Teagasc Financial Management Specialist, Kevin Connolly*, had advised farmers to ‘stay-on-the-ball’; to do any preparations needed; and to make an early appointment with your advisor to avoid stress. Kevin […]

Tipperary 0-14 Galway 2-4 By Sarah Gaughran THE Galway minor camogie team suffered their first defeat in the All-Ireland championship when falling to Tipperary on Sunday in the Ragg. Galway will be disappointed with a dip in their performance after having a fantastic start to the championship. Tipperary hunted in packs throughout the game and […]

Benetton 41 Connacht 19 JOHN FALLON IN TREVISO CONNACHT Director of Rugby Andy Friend lamented their collapse after the opening quarter as they bowed out of the Challenge Cup with a disappointing 22-point loss away to Benetton Rugby on Saturday. The Westerners looked good for a 12th quarter-final spot in the competition when they raced […]

Country Living with Francis Farragher It’s a bit like an accountant saying that they’re fed up of figures; or a doctor admitting that they’re sick of medicine; or a solicitor stating that he can’t take any more of the law . . . but I have to admit with the passing of years, I’m of […]

FARMERS in the Shannon Callows area are facing into another crisis period through the late spring and early summer period with thousands of acres of land now under water after the incessant rains of March. Even with fine weather, it will be at least two months from now before the Callows will be fit for […]

GALWAY now has one of the biggest Garda drugs’ units across the country in a bid to tackle what has been described this week as widespread cocaine use across all sectors of society. Chief Superintendent Gerry Roche told Monday’s meeting of the Co. Galway Joint Policing Committee (JPC), that tackling the sale and supply of […]

World of Politics with Harry McGee Three US presidents are featured in the news cycle this week, one of them for very different reasons. The first is current President Joe Biden, who will visit Ireland next week and visit Dublin and his various ancestral homes in Ballina, Co Mayo and the Cooley Peninsula in Co […]

Galway 4-28 Laois 0-11 MUCH more of this and the Galway minor hurlers run the risk of being banished back to where they came from! A 29-point thrashing of last year’s provincial finalists will only serve to fuel the original unease of most Leinster counties at having to accommodate by far the grade’s most successful […]

Over half of those over fifty plan to continue working on in retirement, according to recent survey results from research conducted by the Retirement Planning Council of Ireland (RPC). The survey, that was carried out exclusively amongst over-fifties, found that 55% of respondents plan to continue working after they retire from full time employment. Of […]