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A half century of excavation and provocation
There is a cyclical nature to the life of a town or city that is fascinating to monitor from afar. When I say afar, I mean in terms of time. There is nothing like a dollop of wisdom, hindsight and context to bring meaning to any aspect of our lives that we may choose to revisit from time to time. Perhaps this is why I love local news, the humanity of it, the rawness, the pomp and the circumstance; the stories and events that are important because of their grandiosity; or their relevance because the stakes are so low.
Classic property with a sense of history
Aughrismore, Claddaghduff — €240,000
Over The Edge open reading on Zoom
THE OVER The Edge readings are back! Covid-19 has prevented the city's popular literary institution from taking place in the city library, but Digital technology is facilitating its return next month.
Flood assistance schemes must be activated as a necessity
Local Independent Deputy, Denis Naughten, has called on the Government to immediately activate financial assistance schemes for farmers, families and businesses impacted upon by the serious flooding within the Shannon basin.
Councillors say gardai should make more effort to prosecute law-breaking cyclists
Galway city councillors have raised concerns whether enough is being done to tackle offences committed by cyclists in the city.
Burglary victims fearful to go home alone, claims councillor
A Ballyhaunis-based councillor outlined this week the harrowing experiences that a number of recent burglary victims in his area have reported to him in recent months.
Tuam and adoption scandals may involve enforced disappearances
On UN International Day of the Victims of Enforced Disappearances, the Irish Council for Civil Liberties (ICCL) has called on the State to ensure that family members of children who were forcibly disappeared, either through forced adoption or unidentified burials while in institutional care, are given information about the children’s fate and whereabouts.
Man released without charge following arrest in connection with death of Joseph Deacy
The man in his 20s who had been detained at Claremorris Garda Station in relation to the death of Joseph Deacy in Swinford on August 12, 2017 was released without charge last night. A file will be prepared for The Director of Public Prosecutions.
Top tips for avoiding holiday scams
May has arrived and Galway is still experiencing dreadful bouts of rain, wind, and cold.
