Tickets sales for the Galway International Arts Festival have picked up considerably since the Republic of Ireland was knocked out of the European Championships. Artistic Director,...
Management at City Hall has been scalded for circumventing procurement rules and allowing a businessman to sell coffee from a publicly owned kiosk in Eyre Square....
Consultants have been appointed to carry out a feasibility study on the Leisureland facility, focusing especially on the under-usage of both the hall and the greenfield site...
Controversial plans for a Lidl supermarket off the Western Distributor Road look set to be permanently off the cards, after councillors voted to change the zoning...
The car sales industry in Galway is continuing to show signs of recovery, with sales up by almost one-fifth in the first half of this year....
Residential property asking prices in County Galway have risen by 13% over the past year and are now averaging almost €170,000, according to new research. That...
She’s been a novelist, social diarist, political correspondent and regularly fills the large shoes of Vincent Browne – and now Galway native Sarah McInerney is set...
It now seems likely that the Tuam bypass will open before the middle of next year – around a year ahead of schedule…and before the completion...
