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Cabinteely skipper Daniel Blackbyrne CABINTEELY Pat Devlin returns to the dugout this weekend as Cabinteely welcome First Division rivals Wexford to Stradbrook on Friday evening (kick-off is at 7.45pm). Cabo come into the game sitting pretty in the playoff positions having seen off Treaty United last weekend. The South Dubliners recorded a 2-1 victory over the Shannonsiders – with Vilius Labutis netting the winner in the 50 th minute after Kieran Marty Waters had given his side a half-time lead. The result saw Cabinteely – who had to make do without the suspended Kevin Knight – move in...

The exhibition 'Model Maquette' arrives in a protracted time of pandemic fright, a time when most people's worlds have literally shrunk.

Galway Bay FM 12 May 2021 print Galway Bay fm newsroom – Claregalway student Cian Dalton has won the overall award – Engineers Ireland West Project Award – at the annual GMIT Mechanical and Industrial Student Expo 2021. Cian’s winning entry was a prototype of a water surface waste cleaner robot which can be used to safeguard against ecological degradation in waters and rivers Cian now has direct entry into the Engineers Ireland – Innovative Student of the Year competition. There were several category winners from Galway among the nationwide 85 entries Shauna Keaveney from Dunmore wo...

John Arnold: I wept as I recalled 14 men for whom the Clonmult bells tolled John Arnold recalls the bravery and heroism of those who died at Clonmult, a century ago Members of the commemoration committee Jim Ronayne, Sean Hennessy, Tom O'Neill, PRO: Christy O'Sullivan, chairman; Mick Hegarty, Jim O'Callaghan, Fr Barry O'Flynn, Dungourney; Mary Barron and Tim O'Sullivan secretary at ceremony for the 100th anniversary of the Clonmult ambush in East Cork on Saturday February 20. John Arnold AT about 8pm last Sunday, the strains of Amhráin na bh Fiann rang out across the valley from the townlan...

It may be the understatement of the decade to say that COVID-19 has devastated the entertainment industry, with in-person events and tours throughout the year forced to go virtual, get postponed or be canceled outright. For so many, though, music is essential and the thought of going another year without attending a concert is too heartbreaking to even imagine. That's what Druid City Brewing Company founder Bo Hicks believes, and now he's working to raise money to press a vinyl record featuring Tuscaloosa-based musicians to sell at Oz Music, the city's only indie record store. "Music has al...