1915 Galway farmers and the War Great sympathy exists amongst intelligent public men as to the position of Galway farmers during the coming spring. Already prices...
1915 Banker row An extraordinary occurrence took place at the Galway railway station on yesterday afternoon, when Head-Constable Killacky, and Mr. Walker, of the Ulster Bank,...
1914 Land war sensation What our Connemara correspondent describes as the most sensational and exciting incident in the Connemara land war was reached on Sunday last,...
1914 Galwaymen for the Front Out of the 2,000 constables of the R.I.C. who have volunteered for active service, the War Office have decided to accept...
1914 Funeral under flood A few days ago, a very sensational incident occurred near Mountbellew, Galway due entirely to the flooding of an area that has...
1914 Connaught Rangers in action Private J. Sweeney, 2nd. Battalion, Connaught Rangers, who has just returned to his home at Keelogues, near Creggs, Co. Galway, wounded...
1914 Rifles for Craughwell, Galway Upwards of eighty Volunteers of the Craughwell corps marched into Athenry on Tuesday evening to receive a consignment of sixty rifles...
1914 Blind drunk At Galway Petty Sessions, Michael Curley, a blind man, was charged by the Galway Board of Guardians with disorderly conduct in the Workhouse...
