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Ireland’s largest comedy festival huge boost for Galway this week

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Expect the best Irish and international comedy, including Russell Howard, Deirdre O’Kane, Dara Ó Briain, Dylan Moran, Michelle Wolf, Des Bishop and many more.

MG announces 251-offers on new range of hybrid models

MG Motor Ireland has announced its 251-registration offers on its new range of hybrid models, including the MG3Hybrid+, MG ZS Hybrid+, and MG HS Plug-in Hybrid and the award-winning MG4 fully electric vehicle.

Golden feeling lifts all our spirits

The first Olympics I recall watching was the 1972 Games in Munich. The Ulster Bank manager in my hometown had a colour TV that threw forth the spirit of that games. The blue pool, the all-American hero that was Mark Spitz; the lithe Olga Korbut.

University of Galway to recognise five individuals with Honorary Degrees

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University of Galway yesterday announced the recipients of Honorary Degrees at the 2024 Autumn Conferring ceremonies. The Honorary Degree recipients will join over 1,800 graduands, at events running from Thursday August 22 to Tuesday August 27.

Galway-based Glanua acquires Aqua Operations boosting its UK presence

Loughrea-based Glanua, a leading Irish water and wastewater engineering company has acquired UK-based industrial operations and maintenance firm Aqua Operations as it continues to expand its operations in both Ireland and the UK.

Loughrea’s Glanua secures significant strategic funding from Rabobank

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Dublin pub draped in maroon - Gaillimh abú!

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A young, first-time publican from Galway has decided to nail his colours to the mast, and drape maroon and white across his new venture on Dublin city’s busy ‘Camden Street Mile’ of bars and restaurants ahead of the All-Ireland football final this Sunday.

Psychologist's focus sees Galway prepare for the big moments

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It's the little things that matter...because they can impact the big things. Little things make big things happen.

The Town Hall, a brief history

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In 1639, the Corporation ordered that some of the shops and buildings adjacent to the market be pulled down and “all the same be reduced into a strong sufficient stone house, covered with slate and to be underpropped with good stone pillars, whereby way through it shall be to the said church”. The proposed building was to be opposite the present Anthony Ryan’s shop and was to be a Tholsel or premises for the town clerk, for the Corporation records and for meetings of the Common Council.

 

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