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Norse warriors will descend on Craggaunowen this May Bank Holiday Weekend (May 4 and 5) when the County Clare visitor attraction is transformed into a Viking village.

With only three – or maybe even just two – full Galway City Council meetings left before the local elections this June, councillors were most definitely in election mode at City Hall this week.

The elected members of Galway City Council this week approved the appointment of Leonard Cleary as Chief Executive of Galway City Council.

Building upon the success of the first Rekindle: Festival of Lost Skills in 2022, the festival will be taking place on Sunday, May 14, at the Courthouse Gallery Ennistymon.

The possible introduction of cholera and smallpox from abroad concerned the Government, and so the Cholera Act of 1893 empowered sanitary authorities to enter lands for the construction of isolation hospitals.

A new report led by a collaboration of regional stakeholders identifies an unprecedented opportunity for the Atlantic Region in the Growth of Onshore to Offshore Wind. The study was commissioned by the Mid-West, North-West and West Regional Enterprise Offices and funded by the Enterprise Ireland Regional Enterprise Transition Scheme, Clare County Council, Donegal County Council, Leitrim County Council, Limerick County Council, Mayo County Council, Tipperary County Council and the Western Development Commission.

People with disabilities or reduced mobility can now fully enjoy every part of the Cliffs of Moher Experience in County Clare has to offer courtesy of two electric buggies.

Dance artist Rob Heaslip, is reviving the cultural tradition of 'The Strawboys' with a modern twist, as he unveils his vibrant pop-up work, across Galway this summer.

Fidget Feet are thrilled to be bringing their new show House! to Athenry, Co. Galway on 14th and 15th May. Funded by Galway County Council, Clare County Council, Limerick City & County Council, and the Arts Council, this thrilling show is suitable for anyone from 6 to 96. There is something for everyone and will bring joy to many faces. Our partnership with the Galway County Council has been crucial to produce House!. Their investment and support of events of this scale is wonderful and their commitment to connect Fidget Feet to local communities has been vital to the success of the event.

Fáilte Ireland has unveiled the first viewing points along the Burren Discovery Trail, a new looped route off the Wild Atlantic Way designed to encourage visitors to explore more and stay longer in the Burren.