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It will cost €22 million for Galway City Council to deliver on its seven-year-old promise to convert the vacant, disused Lenaboy Castle on Taylor’s Hill into a cultural hub.
An orphanage survivor has penned a poignant letter to the people of Galway to thank them for their kindness and support while they were growing up. The anonymous survivor, who grew up in St. Anne’s Orphanage at Lenaboy Castle in Taylors Hill, sent the letter to the London Irish Centre.
Bradley Bytes – a sort of political column with Dara Bradley The speed with which Galway City Council closed the deal to buy Crown Square offices took many observers of the local authority by surprise. After all, it’s not known for its haste in completing, or even starting, projects. The need for park-and-ride facilities was […]
Home » Arts & Culture » New book reveals murdered cleric’s Clare links Pat O'Looney who lives in Loughrea, but is originally from Kilfenora has written a book about the murder in 1920 of Fr Michael Griffin, whose family was from Corofin. Photograph by John Kelly New book reveals murdered cleric’s Clare links March 3, 2021 THE story of a Catholic priest who was brutally murdered during the War of Independence has been compiled in a new book by a Kilfenora native with a passion for history. Retired teacher Pat O’Looney, who lives in Loughrea, has painstakingly researched the history of...