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West has lower cancer survival rates than rest

Significant state investment is required to address ‘shocking’ inequalities that leave cancer patients in the West at greater risk of...

Marathon Man plans to call a halt – but not before he hits 160 races

Galway ‘masterplan’ needed to tackle housing and transport crises

Official opening of Galway’s new pedestrian and cycle bridge

Minister branded ‘a disgrace’ for reversing land rezoning in Galway City

Connacht Tribune6 years ago

Helpers provide ‘priceless’ support for cancer service users

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Breaking News3 years ago

Death announced of former Bishop of Galway

The death has occurred of the former Bishop of Galway, Kilmacduagh and Kilfenora Martin Drennan, six years after he announced...

O’Flaherty’s promising start

Outgoing Cllr Terry O’Flaherty (Ind) is on course to retain her City Council seat – and top the poll in...

Connacht Tribune6 years ago

Tallies underway as votes are sorted

The opening of boxes for the local elections began at 9am this morning in Leisureland when the tallymen (and women)...

Sport

Galway minors continue to lay waste to all opponents

United wary of the threat from Treaty

Devon crowned Women’s Connacht Cup champions

It’s not a do-or-die battle but odds are in Galway’s favour

Heroic Connacht left to rue letting champs off the hook

Galway survive late scare in keeping great run going

Entertainment

Folk duo launch What Will Be Will Be

All roads lead to Dunmore as town tunes up County Fleadh

Business

New President for Local Ireland

The new President of Local Ireland, the association representing local news publishers around the country, is Head of Irish Times...

Employers’ group hears of key challenges facing businesses in the region

Survey finds one in five retailers in Galway want to go fully cashless

Start-ups well supported across West

Food sector optimistic about year

Minister launches Masters in Sustainabilty Leadership

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Property

Detached home in Knocknacarra has host of amenities nearby

Boasting uninterrupted bay views

Videos

Salthill Raft Races

Kites for mental health

Rock the Boat World Record attempt

Macnas Drumming Ensemble

Climate Change student protest

Lifestyle

Eco-tableware the new venture for BambooBaby

National Confidence Day hope to encourage a more holistic lifestyle for children

A time not that long ago when we had to scramble for survival

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Donnacha haring off to famous flower show

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A radical overhaul of diet is critical for health and planet

Farming

Gardaí and IFA issue a joint appeal on summer road safety

Calls to ‘revisit’ exclusion of sheep sector from Brexit reserve fund

Dairy sector driving land market

MEP group will oppose EU plan on nature laws

Movement is still too slow on fertiliser price cuts

Silent mower can cover area of four pitches with a minimal labour input

Motors

Western Motors to host EV information day

Recent registration figures released at the end of last month show that the Volkswagen’s ID.4 is the best-selling electric car...

Award-winning IONIQ 6 is set to rock the Irish market

Alfa Romeo making a comeback with the stunning new Tonale Plug-In Hybrid Q4

Grants cut will hit electric car prices and possibly sales also

Germany blocks EU law to remove internal combustion engines as BMW unveils hydrogen car

New Volvo C40 Recharge is a lot like the award-winning XC40 SUV

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Opinion

The fine art of good timing when it comes to elections

If you don’t know who you are, the door staff have no chance

Galway City councillors see red over Green senator’s tweet

Eurovision is just a giant party that could never cause offence

Inch protest arguments are more subtle than Oughterard

Tyrone will come out guns blazing but Galway will weather the storm

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Archive News12 years ago
Clash of multi-national firms could hold up 200 new jobs
Date Published: 01-Mar-2013 BY ENDA CUNNINGHAM A row between neighbouring multinational technology giants in Ballybrit is proving a stumbling block to plans for Hewlett Packard’s state-of-the-art...
Archive News12 years ago
Cash-strapped fire service is owed Û1.6m for call-outs
Date Published: 01-Mar-2013 By Dara Bradley The organisers of the Galway Arts Festival are confident that – despite the recession – the event can bring an...
Archive News12 years ago
Monroe’s is the best live music venue in Ireland
Date Published: 01-Mar-2013 By Denise McNamara A Galway venue has been voted the best live music venue in the country, for the first time in the...
Archive News12 years ago
One in five Ôsigning onÕ in city used to work on buildings
Date Published: 01-Mar-2013 One in every five people unemployed in Galway used to work in construction related industries, an in-depth analysis of Live Register figures for...

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