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March 20, 2025
17:51
Atlantic Technological University, Galway and the BIA Innovator Campus announces feasibility study for World Gastronomy Region designation17:50
Carna builder to feature in first episode of TG4 construction programme17:50
Work on new pedestrian crossing on Salmon Weir Bridge to begin in August17:00
Loughrea Councillor requests urgent audit of disability access at HSE facilities14:30
Neuro-rehab services announced for Galway, Mayo and Roscommon13:30
UG study uses gamma rays to create more accurate maps of peatlands nationwide13:30
Connemara man has to wait until June to learn fate of confiscated rare eagle11:20
1,000 trees planted for Community Meadow in Athenry11:00
Galway has third highest number of empty shops and businesses08:30
University of Galway launches Nelson Mandela Fund08:30
Local Councillor says DEIS status will bring top level resources for Clonfert College07:20
Galway GAA supporters to take over Times Square billboards for New York Galway match05:00
Bringing families on magical trip to moon05:00
Wining and dining without gracing pub nor restaurant05:00
Galway puts best foot forward for St Patrick’s Day Parades05:00
Mourners upset by size of cemetery memorial05:00
Galway has over 1,000 listings on Airbnb05:00
Concerns voiced over Garda numbers in Galway05:00
Labour of love marks its 40th anniversary05:00
The stuff of dreams and it’s all good for our mental wellbeing05:00
Presidential race is still wide open with only months to go05:00
Misfiring Galway surrender unbeaten league run to Dubs05:00
More final day heartache for Presentation Athenry05:00
Maigh Cuilinn and Titans set for play-offs05:00
Borden heads United to a second win of the season05:00
Farmers felt at home in mart settings to open their hearts on mental health05:00
GRETB offers new range of Further Education and Training courses to support growing demand05:00
Galway In Days Gone By05:00
Calm after the storm is now the way to go!05:00
McMullen’s debut album proves well worth the wait05:00
Tipping point from young to old hits in your early forties