The war rages on in their native land, but one small group of Ukrainians have found a welcome safe haven for themselves – in the heart...
The number of women and children who sought support for domestic abuse with Cope Galway was up by 15 per cent in the second year of...
The new Governor of Massachusetts is a woman with huge Galway connections – and hopes are high that she will make a trip back to the...
Fifteen patients every day who present for treatment at Galway’s two public Emergency Departments leave before being seen or treated. The new figures from the Health...
The mother of a brave Clonberne boy – whose own battling qualities captured the hearts of the nation – has been honoured for her incredible commitment...
New bylaws to govern the county’s beaches represent a ‘draconian’ measure that will create an impossible situation for Galway’s water sports enthusiasts. That’s according to a...
It was a moment of political high drama that was to change the destiny of thousands of Irish people over the 35 years since – and...
The separate trials of two turf-cutters, charged with cutting turf on protected bogland in East Galway nine years ago, collapsed yesterday at Galway Circuit Criminal Court...
