Gardaí have appealed for information on the whereabouts of a man 49-year-old man who had been holidaying in Spiddal. Haydn Jones is from New Zealand, and...
A highly intoxicated man who was disqualified from driving for ten years in 2016, ran from the scene of a hit-and-run last year after he “ploughed”...
The best way to tackle the seagull problem in Eyre Square is with changes in our behaviour, a local ecologist has advised David McNicholas, from Galway-based...
Seatbelt and headphones on, Nonie McTiernan was a picture of contentment as she waited for the rotor-blades to increase their speed and for the Robinson R44...
More than 4,200 new cars were registered in Galway in the first seven months of this year – down by around 170 vehicles on the same...
Flying the flag for Galway GAA’s successful hurling and football teams could prove costly for one city business. The Bon Bon Summer Shop opposite Salthill Promenade...
New data protection legislation prevents Galway City Council from ‘naming and shaming’ convicted fly-tippers. That’s according to Council Chief Executive, Brendan McGrath, who said the practice...
Galway City Tribune – The biggest social housing project to be undertaken in the West of Ireland since the financial crash is due to start next...
