One of the directors of the Irish Sailing Association and driving force behind Galway Bay Sailing Club, Pierce Purcell, believes the city and county are losing...
One of the Claddagh’s landmark buildings – the National Piscatorial School now being offered for sale by the Dominican Order – should not be sold off to...
Despite of the rain showers, volunteers last weekend cut the long grass in a meadow of Terryland Forest Park and bailed it into haycocks, probably the first...
The transfer of the second priest out of Knocknacarra has been met with disbelief by locals who fear the workload in the biggest parish west of...
Two international superstars joined with the wider football family in Galway at the weekend to show their support for a player who lost his leg after...
Rents in Galway have hit Celtic Tiger levels again, prompting a warning that some prospective students will be forced to defer their college courses. The warning...
The Franciscan Brother who lost his life in a road traffic accident has been described as a man who loved his community – and embodied everything...
It’s all change at the top in one of Galway’s top schools this September – although returning pupils to St Mary’s College will still see a...
