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Galway Westends leading lights Kai Restaurant on Sea Road and Dela Restaurant on Dominick Street have taken home gold at this year's Restaurant Association of Ireland awards that were held in Roscommon on Tuesday evening.

The Dela Pre Supper Club is inviting diners to join them from Tuesday to Saturday to enjoy their organic, local menu after 6pm in their casual eatery in Galways westend. The westend eatery has launched their pre-supper club #dinnerwithnotions from Tuesday to Thursday until 7pm and on Friday and Saturday evening until 6:30pm.

The annual homage to love, Valentine's Day, is just around the corner, as is the inevitable question, “What are your plans?" If you are single, the options are between hiding away and going out on the town; if you are in a long-term relationship, well then the question is, how do we reinvent the wheel this year? In a new relationship? Then it’s time to impress, and if you happen to be any or all of the above on February 14, there is the answer for you in Galway. Galway Food Tours, the culinary walking tour of Galway by Sheena Dignam and Gosia Letowska, is answering all the above love dilemmas with a special Valentine's inspired food tour.

The annual homage to love, Valentines Day and the inevitable “what are your plans? If you’re single, the options are between hiding away and going out on the town, in a long-term relationship, well then its how do we reinvent the wheel this year, in a new relationship… it’s time to impress and if you happen to be all of the above on Feb 14th, there is the answer for you in Galway.

The One World Tapestry is a not for profit pay as you feel venture that aims to create a space for people to come together through food and experience an inclusive community while working with asylum seekers to help them use their own skills through volunteering.

Asylum seekers and their children have spent years living in an institutional setting that was designed as a short-term solution. They are accommodated by the State in residential institutions, under a reception system known as Direct Provision. Direct Provision is intended to provide for the welfare of asylum seekers and their families as they await decisions on their asylum application. It ‘directly provides’ essential services, medical care, accommodation, and board with three meals a day provided at set times. When the the system was established in 2000, it was described as an interim solution to the high numbers of asylum seekers entering the State in search of protection, and the growing concerns about the risk of homelessness for that population. More than 15 years later, little has changed in the physical conditions, supports, or treatment of asylum seekers while they remain in these centres.

With the first of 2017’s auctions drawing near, the auction team at DNG Maxwell Heaslip & Leonard are on the home run and busying themselves with open viewings, running orders, and contract requests – all elements of the build-up to auction week which sees the pace of activity in the St Francis Street offices automatically increase.

With the first of 2017’s auctions drawing near, the auction team at DNG Maxwell Heaslip & Leonard are on the home run and busying themselves with open viewings, running orders, and contract requests – all elements of the build-up to auction week which sees the pace of activity in the St Francis Street offices automatically increase.