A Clifden barman believes he has broken the Guinness Book of World Records by visiting a whopping 85 pubs in 24 hours – raising over €6,000...
Tens of thousands attended St Patrick’s Day Parades across the county last weekend, banishing from memory the Covid concerns that blighted last year’s trepidatious return to...
A PROJECT that will transform Clifden between now and 2027 is now approaching the planning application stage later this year – local councillors have described the...
Four of Ireland’s brightest folk musicians – more than one of them with impeccable Galway connections – will stop off in Clifden on part of a...
IT was a clean sweep for Galway clubs in the quarter-finals of the provincial championships over the weekend, but Moycullen, Dunmore MacHales and Clifden have little...
Publicans and restaurateurs – desperate to find staff – have added the carrot of accommodation to entice people back into the hospitality trade across rural Galway....
IT’S full steam ahead with plans for the regeneration of Clifden as ‘Connemara’s capital’ in what will be a three-pronged plan to make the town a...
By Ann Healy The fall-out from the so-called Golfgate saga got up and running at Galway Courthouse this week – but without a number of witnesses...
