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A man pleading guilty to possession for sale or supply of drugs to the value of €60,000 was told he would either have to abide by very stringent curfew conditions or be remanded in custody until his sentencing date.

A Clarenbridge-based demolition contractor with a gambling addiction pleaded guilty to possession of drugs for sale or supply under Section 15A of the Control of Drugs Act which carries a mandatory minimum sentence of ten years unless exceptional circumstances apply. He also pleaded guilty to a money-laundering charge.

AN ARSONIST who firebombed the wrong house and car in Ballybane pleaded guilty to the offences and the reckless endangerment of life when he appeared before Galway Circuit Criminal Court.

A chef who pleaded guilty of possession of drugs for sale or supply before Judge Brian O’Callaghan at the Circuit Court had curfew conditions imposed tailored around his shift work at a Galway restaurant.

Disability services in Galway are calling on the public to become ‘Home Sharing’ families who would provide temporary care for a person with an intellectual disability, and allow that person’s family a short break.

Get ready for a tale of high adventure as Renmore Pantomime Society presents its 45th production of Jack and the Beanstalk with a new and exciting script by Darren Shine.

In the enchanting kingdom of Renmore Fairy Land, life is anything but ordinary for young Jack Wiggles (Dumebi Asiegbu) and his best friend, Milky Moo the Cow (Vanessa Walsh). With the kingdom watched over by the ever-sparkly Fairy Flowers (Cat Ryan) and ruled by the wonderfully regal Queen Apricot (Ellen Hession) and Princess Rosebud (Emily Egan), the valley is bursting with magic, mischief, and music.

Renmore Pantomime Society’s production, with a new script by Darren Shine, will run from December 29 to January 11.

At the beginning of the last century, William Joseph Silke came to Galway from Kilconnell. He had occasion to visit the shop owned by Mrs Teresa Mannix on the corner of Upper Dominick Street and Pump Lane. She was a Macaulay from Scotland and was the widow of a Mr Mannix from Galway. They fell in love and eventually married and together, they had four children, Willy Joe, Michael John, Tess and Annie May.

With four decades of warm welcomes, unforgettable celebrations, and a reputation as a true 'home away from home' for both locals and visitors alike, The Oranmore Lodge continues to hold a special place in the heart of Oranmore.