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System 10 is helping local people achieve their health and weight loss goals. The System 10 weight loss plan, which offers participants the chance to potentially lose up to two stone in 10 weeks, has been helping local people achieve their health and wellness goals.

"Why the long face?","Cheer up, it might never happen," "Paint on a smile, why don't you?" Or as American musician Bobby McFerrin sang in 1988 "Don't Worry, Be Happy".

Father Griffin Road is a relatively new road. It was built in the early 1930s. Fr Griffin was a young priest who was abducted, tortured and killed by the Black and Tans during the War of Independence and he was an obvious choice when it came to naming the road.

Ciara D’Eath was just 15 when her father asked what she thought about moving out of the family home. The Galway woman, now aged 43, has never let cerebral palsy stand in her way and living independently was no different.

Taking place at the newly opened Satellite Projects & Studios on Fr Griffin Place, folús will add to Galway’s growing visual arts scene, bringing together a diverse group of artists and writers for an exhibition centred on the histories, mythologies and possible futures embedded in landscape.

Galway International Arts Festival and Róisín Dubh have today (Monday) announced that pop icons James will play the Heineken® Big Top on Thursday 23 July 2026.

Following the clamorous Midwinter Festival featuring the works of Maurice Ravel, Music for Galway’s offensive against the darkness and the cold continues with a concert featuring the virtuosic Fidelio Trio in the welcoming setting the Hardiman Hotel’s ballroom, on Monday, February 17, at 7.30pm.

Celebrate the best of the iconic Nineties with Smash Hits at Monroe’s on Saturday, March 9, at 9pm.

The Reel Thing: Music from These Parts series continues at Roscommon Arts Centre on June 15 with a performance by Leonard Barry, Declan Folan and Shane McGowan who have played together over the last three decades.

Welcome to Tir na nOg Clinic, a family-run establishment specialising in hair transplant surgery. At the forefront of the clinic is Dr Kevin McDonald, a highly skilled and dedicated surgeon with an unwavering commitment to his craft. Hailing from Baldoyle in Dublin, Dr Kevin pursued his medical education at the University of Galway (then UCG), where he completed his studies in 1999. His expertise lies in cardiothoracic surgery, the field he specialised in after graduating.