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The 50 Plus Show in association with Specsavers Galway is back in the Salthill Hotel this November 17 ans 18 for the 4th consecutive year with over 70 displays, demonstrations, workshops and talks – all designed to inform and educate people in their retirement.

Novelist and journalist Edel Coffey will launch the sixth issue of Galway’s Ragaire Literary Magazine at the Portershed on Friday, November 20, at 6.30pm.

Odds on Galway troubadour Dove Ellis scooping a prize at Thursday night’s prestigious 2026 Mercury Music awards have been halved after he was selected to play on stage for the televised ceremony.

A DEFENDANT with 99 previous convictions was found in possession of a pair of snips which, it is alleged, he used to cut the security tags off items during a shoplifting spree in the city over the weekend.

The 50 Plus Show in association with Specsavers Galway is back in the Salthill Hotel this November, the 17th & 18th for the fourth consecutive year.

Budget 2027 is broadly to be welcomed. The Government has committed €9.4 billion to housing next year, and it is investing in the water, roads and planning capacity that decide whether homes get built at all. That deserves to be applauded.

When Fianna Fail gathers in Galway West this month to celebrate the centenary of the party, they will look back at its evolution and the many personalities who emerged in that century to give them a national prominence.

In the heart of Galway City, inside the clinical surroundings of Quay Dental Practice, an idea began to take shape that would eventually transform the way people think about oral care.

In an age when information is abundant but understanding remains scarce, one of Galway’s most intriguing technology companies has built its business around a deceptively simple question: how do you find the connections hidden inside enormous volumes of data?

There are few Irish construction stories that capture the changing face of the country’s built environment quite like that of JJ Rhatigan & Company. What began in Galway in 1952 as a local contracting business has, over more than seven decades, developed into a major Tier 1 construction company working across Ireland and the UK.