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Drum Community Centre invites you to join them for a ‘cupán tae’ to celebrate Seachtain na Gaeilge.

A plea has been made to the Minister for Community, Rural and Gaeltacht Affairs, Éamon Ó Cuív, to put pressure on his colleague, Education Minister Batt O'Keeffe, to prevent the loss of teaching posts in rural schools.

Fine Gael’s bold attempt to win an additional seat in Galway City East appears to be falling apart at the seams as one of the three candidates in the ward is being accused is failing to fall into line regarding the constituency divide.

Students and teachers from Scoil Barr na Trá, Ballina had their very own red-carpet moment with President Mary McAleese in Croke Park as they were honoured by Foras na Gaeilge for showing the way in promoting spoken Irish in their schools and communities under the GLEO 2009 awards.

Minister for Community, Rural and Gaeltacht Affairs, Éamon Ó Cuív TD, has sanctioned a grant of €11,859 to enable Scoil Náisiúnta Bhriocáin in Ros Muc to purchase computer benches, kitchen furniture, and presses.

Garraí Eoinín is an impressive new development of just eight detached homes on an elevated site just off the main Galway to Carraroe road at Inverin. The development boasts an unrivalled location close to shop, church, and school, and minutes’ drive from Spiddal village.

With secondary schools closed, and the primary school year coming to an end, more than 50 Galway students will travel to Connemara for the first Gaeltacht Day Course with GaelNua.

Councillor Brian Walsh has been elected as the new Fine Gael leader on the Galway City Council replacing long serving former councillor John Mulholland.

Newly appointed OMC President for the Western European Zone (fifteen countries), Maeve O’Healy-Harte has been involved with OMC, the world’s biggest hair and beauty organisation with over 60 member countries, since 1999. In 2008 she was awarded a Gold OMC medal of appreciation from them in Chicago, USA.

The entire team of RTÉ Nuacht celebrated its relocation from Donnybrook to the TG4 studios in Baile na hAbhann, following a significant investment into revamping the TG4 headquarters. A total of 42 staff are involved in the relocation with three new positions created. The Irish language news programme will now benefit from a more extensive schedule and an increased amount of air-time.