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Have you ever wondered why the firstborn often carries the greatest weight? Like the first tree to face the storm or the first bridge to bear the load, firstborns are frequently entrusted with responsibilities, expectations, sacrifices, and battles that others may never fully understand. Yet, God never allows a burden without also providing the grace for victory. Faith Christian Fellowship Ministry warmly invites the people of Galway and the surrounding communities to the *Firstborn Annual Prayer Summit 2026,* a divine appointment for everyone believing God for breakthrough, restoration, healing, favour, and a fresh beginning.

Dogs Trust Ireland has released worrying statistics today that 54% of dog owners are already anxious about Halloween this year.

Dogs Trust Ireland has released worrying statistics today that 54% of dog owners are already anxious about Halloween this year.

Many people, both students and adults feel powerless and it may be due to some of the following:

An Bord Pleanála is working on a strategy to allow a resumption of the oral hearing for projects across the State, including the Galway City Ring Road.

It is no secret that our bodies change as we age. However, while you may feel that your days as a whippet-like twenty-something are behind you, it does not necessarily mean that you are no longer able to perform at your best. As the old adage goes, ‘age is just a number’, and many runners find that through a combination of smart training and experience, they actually flourish once they hit the veteran ranks.

BEAT ON the street! Bop ‘till you drop! Sing ‘till you’re hoarse to the ripest musical fromage imaginable! It can only be the return of the now legendary Silent Disco Street Party.

FRENCH LANGUAGE books will now be available to read and borrow from the Oranmore Library which opened its new ‘French Section’ last weekend.

Selling a beautiful range of traditional and Spanish children's wear, Little Bo Peep is Galway's newest children's boutique.

Orange Boy Blue is the recently-published debut novel by Galway-based writer Julia Roddy, a lecturer in screenwriting at GMIT. A thoroughly absorbing read, the novel is an across-the-divide love story set in Roddy’s native Belfast. It charts the blossoming of an against-the-odds romance between teenagers - Catholic Ella and Protestant Will, an Orange Order member, which unfolds against the fraught backdrop of The Troubles.