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St. Joseph’s Special School — the early years
On October 28 1961, the following letter appeared in the Connacht Tribune --- “Sir, Educational facilities for mentally handicapped children are entirely inadequate in this country and except for the excellent work of the religious orders, the problem would be of much greater magnitude……………. Would anybody be interested in doing something for mentally handicapped children in Galway? Signed PARENT OF A MENTALLY HANDICAPPED CHILD”
Embrace the Spirit of Christmas at Galway Cathedral’s live Crib event from next week
Galway Cathedral is delighted to announce the return of its much anticipated Live Crib on Thursday next December 14, inviting visitors from 11:30am to 4:00 pm to immerse themselves in the true spirit of the Christmas season.
Relaxed fine dining in beautiful surroundings
Situated in the beautiful Ashford estate, Wilde’s at the Lodge at Ashford Castle is the award winning restaurant under the excellent stewardship of head chef Jonathan Keane. Wilde’s at the Lodge at Ashford Castle takes over the top floor of the impressive Lodge offering panoramic views of Lisloughrey harbour and Lough Corrib. Upon arrival we were greeted and seated by assistant restaurant manager Joseph, who is equal parts charming and informative.
O’Donnellan & Joyce live stream auction taking place tomorrow
O’Donnellan & Joyce auctioneers' next auction, taking place tomorrow, Friday September 22, at 12 noon online on its website www.odj.ie, will see a wide range of properties across Ireland going under the hammer.
Two bedroom Saint Joseph’s Villas residence designed with much time and dedication
25 Saint Joseph’s Villas
Two bedroom Saint Joseph’s Villas residence designed with much care and attention
25 Saint Joseph’s Villas
An extraordinary confession on the eve of execution
The brutal killing of the Joyce family, the subsequent round up of the 10 accused, their trial and the sentencing of three men to hang, while the rest pleaded guilty and faced a life of penal servitude, gripped the public yet again when it had barely recovered from the Phoenix Park murders. In particular the evidence by the Cappanacrehas, and by Philbin and Casey understandably caused deadly resentment in Connemara, which still finds an echo today.
