In ancient times, Galway was known as Streamstown because the waters of the Corrib divided into a myriad of small rivers and ...
Ahead of a monumental rock tour of Japan, leading Irish sludge metal band Ten Ton Slug is releasing its new single, ‘Livid’ this Saturday, November 14.
A MAN took his ejection from a Galway venue so much to heart that he turned up outside the Cross Street venue with an animal heart and proceeded to stab it with a knife in full view of the security ...
Based on a play by Galway’s Martin Beanz Warde, The Dead House will premiere at Cork International Film Festival this Friday, November 13.
Maigh Cuilinn face one of their toughest assignments of the National League season this Saturday evening when Killarney Lakers visit the University of Galway Kingfisher Sports Centre for a 7pm tip-off ...
Cities should be places where people live, and many of us remember when they were. Shopkeepers lived over their premises and raised families there. Children played on the streets, and there was life ...
Psychedelic folk artist A Ghostly Lunar has released debut album Secretly An Astronaut and will play excerpts at a show at the Róisín Dubh this Friday, November 13.
With Christmas just a few weeks away, there is no shortage of ways to get into the festive spirit. Whether you are planning a family day out, catching up with friends or simply looking for something ...
No 84 Sandyvale Lawn is an attractive two bedroom semidetached residence presented to the market for sale by private treaty. Ideally located just off the Headford Road, less than 3km from Galway city ...
The countdown is on for one of Galway’s best-loved Christmas traditions, as sign-up opens for the COPE Galway Christmas Swim 2026.
Minister for Housing, Local Government and Heritage, James Browne and Minister of State for Local Government and Planning, John Cummins have jointly issued a National Planning Statement which aims to ...
The Tuam songwriter behind hits for the Saw Doctors, Christy Moore, Mike Denver and more is launching his new book tonight, Thursday, November 12, in Charlie Byrne’s bookshop at 6pm.
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