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Galway City Museum is to be transformed into a world class immersive visitor experience as a result of €12.6 m funding announced in the city last evening.

Galway City Museum is to be transformed into a world class immersive visitor experience as a result of €12.6 m funding announced in the city last evening.

Seventeen candidates will contest the seat vacated by Catherine Connolly’s election to the presidency.

O'Donnellan & Joyce has been instructed with the sale of this exceptional coastal family home, in the picturesque surroundings of Inverin, Co Galway.

The Aran Islands RNLI were requested to launch by Valentia Coast Guard on Sunday afternoon at 4:46pm (3 May) after reports that a person had separated from friends, while exploring Straw Island and had failed to return.

With its lively streets and buzzing atmosphere, Galway is one of the most sought-after stops along the Wild Atlantic Way. Galway, both city and county, offers visitors a rich blend of history, culture, food and scenery that has stolen the hearts of all those who have visited.

The Wild Atlantic Way is home to some of Ireland’s finest walks, each with their own unique qualities. Many bring fresh sea air, stunning views, and an ability to wind down. Whether you are after a gentle stroll or a tough hike, here is your guide to some of the best routes to explore.

Planning a city staycation or Wild Atlantic Way adventure this year? The Dawson Hostel Galway offers the perfect base right in the heart of Galway city, combining comfort, convenience and great value in one unbeatable location.

Aran Island Ferries sail year-round to all three of the Aran Islands from Rossaveel in Connemara. Minutes from Galway and miles from the rush, the islands of Inis Mór, Inis Meáin and Inis Oírr are the ideal outdoor getaway. The Galway City departure to Inis Mór with a cruise by the Cliffs of Moher continues until September 27.

The Society of the United Irishwomen was founded in 1910 and its name was later changed to the Irish Countrywomen’s Association. It is a non-political, non-sectarian organisation that brings together rural and urban women and their communities in fellowship and through cooperative effort. It offers support, friendship, personal development and life-long learning. Its members are to the forefront in improving the quality of life in Irish women. Together, they make up a very impressive association.