Public urged to march to voice anger at health cuts

Thu, Sep 09, 2010

A new organisation formed to fight the health cuts is urging people to take part in a protest rally at the end of the month.

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New management training fund will help firms realise potential — Fahey

Thu, Sep 09, 2010

A new €1.4 million fund to train managers in the small and medium enterprises sector will help firms realise their potential and improve productivity and performance.

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John Behan to unveil new sculpture on Monday

Thu, Sep 09, 2010

The leading Irish sculptor John Behan will next week unveil a special commemorative sculpture to celebrate Music for Galway’s 30th anniversary.

The sculpture, commissioned by Music for Galway, will be unveiled on Monday at 10.30am in the Town Hall Theatre.

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Galway journalist sees earthquake horror at first hand

Thu, Sep 09, 2010

At 4.35am on Saturday an earthquake measuring 7.1 on the Richter scale rocked Canterbury. The quake, which was centred about 40km west of Christchurch, New Zealand's second largest city, was comparable to the Haiti quake in January.

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Galwayman caught up in Christchurch quake terror

Thu, Sep 09, 2010

A Galway man caught up in the New Zealand earthquake which devastated the city of Christchurch and surrounding areas has spoken of the shock and sheer bewilderment still felt by tourists and by residents, many of whom have lost their homes and livelihoods.

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Hunt for fallen meteorite hits Galway

Thu, Sep 09, 2010

The hunt for the meteorite which landed on Irish soil last week has been narrowed down to an area between Portumna and Galway city, according to Astronomy Ireland which is appealing for more people to log reports of the fallen fireball.

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New bus service for Kilcolgan Educate Together school

Thu, Sep 09, 2010

A dedicated school bus service has been set up to ferry pupils from Oranmore to the Kilcolgan Educate Together National School.

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Blair Switch Project — GAAW encourage people to move Blair’s book in shops

Thu, Sep 09, 2010

When Bertie Ahern published his autobiography many felt it would be better suited to the fantasy section of bookshops rather than to non-fiction.

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9/11 to be remembered at Interfaith service in Franciscan Abbey this Saturday

Thu, Sep 09, 2010

The Galway Interfaith Alliance will hold a special inter-faith service in the Franciscan Abbey at 11.30am this Saturday.

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New programme will help children cope with everyday difficulties

Thu, Sep 09, 2010

An innovative wellbeing programme, which targets young primary school children, has been piloted in three Galway schools.

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Bow Waves can help you find your way home

Thu, Sep 09, 2010

Bow Waves Galway sailing and powerboat school is offering several marine navigation courses this winter including basic navigation, day skipper navigation courses, and Yachtmaster Offshore and Ocean navigation courses. The courses are for beginners to advanced sailors/boaters.

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New book for teens to be launched in Galway

Thu, Sep 09, 2010

Prim Improper, a new book for teens from the Galway author Deirdre Sullivan, will be launched in the Galway City Library next Wednesday at 6pm.

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Helping children understand cancer

Thu, Sep 09, 2010

A new programme to help children understand cancer will take place in Tuam next week.

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Man fined for aggressive altercation

Thu, Sep 09, 2010

A 23-year-old man whose aggression after being cut with a blade led to an altercation, was fined €400 and given a stern warning that next time he might not be so lucky.

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Water tankers installed in Tonabrucky, Killagoola, and Barna

Thu, Sep 09, 2010

Water tankers will be installed in Tonabrucky, Killagoola, and Barna, near old waterworks at Furrymelia West, to provide an emergency supply to the areas.

In a joint statement issued this week, the Galway County Council and Galway City Council have advised the public that there will continue to be low pressure and some water outages in the Tonabrucky and Letteragh areas.

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Manuela Foundation funding aids Galway rape crisis centre

Thu, Sep 09, 2010

The Galway Rape Crisis Centre and the Manuela Riedo Foundation are continuing their commitment to work together on the forth coming fund raising concert, A Night for Manuela to be held in the Salthill Hotel on October 8.

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Ardrahan man warned by judge to stop getting shirty

Thu, Sep 09, 2010

An Ardrahan man who cannot seem to keep his shirt on or in one piece when out socialising has been ordered to stay away from Galway city centre pending the completion of a community service report.

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Western Family History Association meeting

Thu, Sep 09, 2010

The Western Family History Association will hold its bi-monthly meeting in the Oranmore Lodge Hotel in Oranmore next Wednesday at 8.15pm.

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Herbert’s ‘Silken Twist’

Thu, Sep 09, 2010

Of the group of 17th century poets, including John Donne and Andrew Marvel, to which Dr Johnson gave the name ‘metaphysical’, George Herbert is probably nowadays the least read.

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Five million meals later, the Galleon turns forty-five

Thu, Sep 09, 2010

The Galleon Restaurant in Salthill will celebrate its 45th birthday on September 16, and has ample reason to rejoice, having served more five million meals since it opened its doors in 1965. To commemorate this momentous and remarkable occasion, Crystal Swing, the internet sensation taking the world by storm, will be making a guest appearance.

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