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Galwaywoman named Ring’s first Irish ‘Voice of the Nation
Galway resident Isibeál Ní Cheallaigh has been named Ring's first Irish 'Voice of the Nation' following a nationwide casting call that captured the hearts of Irish accent lovers across the country.
Local services vital for Connemara schoolchildren – Garrity
Education specialist and forthcoming by-election candidate, Dr Sheila Garrity, is calling for immediate action to reinstate local speech and language therapists for children in south Connemara schools.
Progress made on social housing in Connemara — Mairéad Farrell
Sinn Féin TD for Galway West Mairéad Farrell has welcomed the progress that has been made on the houses owned by the Tearmann Éanna in Ros a Mhíl and Eanach Mheáin.
Casla’s Eibhlin to present new TG4 game show
The first episode of the brand-new entertainment series ‘An Deis’ will air on TG4 on Sunday, 8 March at 7:30pm, with a repeat broadcast on Thursday, 12 March at 7:30pm.
Pianos in pubs for Patrick’s Day
Organisers are attempting to place a real piano in every pub around the County Galway town, and have invited 40 pianists to play shows over the two days leading up to St Patrick’s Day this year.
Great selection of properties available at O'Donnellan & Joyce live stream auction
O’Donnellan & Joyce auctioneers' next live stream property auction is taking place on Friday, February 20 at 12 noon, featuring a strong selection of Galway properties alongside additional lots from across the country.
Delay in primary care centres across county
Fifteen years after An Cheathrú Rua was identified as a priority location for a HSE primary care centre, nothing has happened.
Spotlight on Connemara in the Netherlands
Tourism businesses from Ireland – including Real Adventures Connemara – were in Utrecht this week, taking part in Tourism Ireland’s first promotion of 2026 in the Netherlands.
Keeping Pearse’s vision alive in county Galway
In 1916, Pádraig Mac Piarais gave his life for Ireland, but long before that sacrifice, he gave his heart to education. A visionary teacher, Pearse believed that the Irish language was not merely a subject to be studied but a living force that could shape identity, community, and nationhood. He founded schools in Dublin and Galway, and he often brought students west to Conamara so they could immerse themselves in the language of the people.
Galway engineering company breathes new life into Spiddal site
A new engineering and manufacturing company is set to open in Spiddal, creating 11 full-time positions in its first year with plans for additional hiring in the future.
