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Shannon Airport passengers are set to benefit from an additional 200,000 seats available on select routes from the airport this summer. Shannon will have increased frequencies on nine services* including to popular sunshine destinations such as Alicante, Faro, Malaga and Lanzarote. The airport will operate 33 routes to 11 countries across the EU, UK and US. A Gran Canaria service with Ryanair will also operate from Shannon during the summer season for the first time.

Bord na Mona has stepped in after SSE Renewables pulled out of a consortium to build a €54 million state-of-the-art hydrogen gas hub in Galway’s docks.

A concerned parent has voiced her displeasure with the imminent relocation of a bus collection point for Athlone Community College, Marist College and Our Lady’s Bower students which is due to become operational on Monday, November 6.

The countdown is on for Galway Comedy Festival which boasts a 70-strong line-up of international stars, homegrown comedy greats, and emerging talent performing at 69 shows, across 17 Galway venues, from Tuesday 24 to Monday 30 October. With 60% of the Festival’s tickets already snatched up, you should start planning your week of carefully curated craic via galwaycomedyfestival.ie

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Irish Citylink, one of Ireland’s largest passenger transport companies, based out of Galway, are delighted to announce they have recently won two awards at the prestigious 2023 World Passenger Festival held in Vienna.

Eleven students and apprentices from County Galway will put their talents and knowledge to the test this September, when they compete at Worldskills Ireland 2023, the country’s largest experiential skills, apprenticeships, and careers event.

The 2023 Galway Garden Festival will take place on weekend of 1st -2nd July, at Claregalway Castle.

On 3 February 1842, Baptist missionaries Mr Clarke and Dr Prince boarded the Barque Mary at Bassipa, a new settlement established by London merchant Robert Jamieson on the island of Fernando Po, Equatorial Guinea. Their destination was Liverpool. The voyage was stalked by disaster from the outset. On 11 February, the main mast was struck by lightning in a storm, and a crew member was killed. On 25 March, the mast fell onto the deck bringing down sails and rigging, leaving the ship adrift at the mercy of the waves.

No 9 Ard Aoibhinn Drive is a superbly located large four bedroom detached residence on an extensive site area of c0.1 acre only 500 metres from ATU, close to Merlin Park Hospital and Mervue Industrial Estate, and just 2.5 km from the city centre.