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Poised to make big waves on the Irish market when it arrives here in September is the five-seat, all-electric BYD Dolphin C-segment hatchback.

Dolphin Stair Lifts Galway Ltd have been operating successfully from its base in Liosban Industrial Estate in Galway City for the past 25 years.

Dolphin Stair Lifts Galway Ltd has been operating successfully from its base in Liosban Industrial Estate in Galway city for the past 25 years. The Galway-based company is owned and operated by Robert Gurry and Peter Mooney, who provide advice about Dolphin's range of products — which includes full bathroom alterations to provide low level access showers and wet rooms — and ensure a personal service is always guaranteed.

It is top against bottom as Buccaneers and Dolphin battle for precious Ulster Bank League points at Dubarry Park on Saturday next. Kick off for this key Division 1B match in Athlone is 2.30pm.

Buccaneers face Dolphin at Independent Park when the Ulster Bank League resumes on Saturday with this match kicking off at 2.30pm in Cork.

Local farmer Martin Costello (above) came to the rescue of a young dolphin recently stranded in an inlet near Maree.

Want to come face to face with a 15 metre sperm whale, hug a porpoise, see life sized models of whales, dolphins, seals, a turtle, and even a shark? Well now is your chance as Galway is set to welcome the Marine Wildlife Roadshow as well as being the venue for two important events dedicated to the conservation of whales and dolphins.

More than 500 marine mammal biologists from around the world will gather in Galway in the coming days for the 26th annual conference of the European Cetacean Society, hosted this year by Galway-Mayo Institute of Technology (GMIT) and the Irish Whale and Dolphin Group (IWD).

BirdWatch Ireland, with funding from the Irish Environmental Network, will hold an outreach day on November 27 in the Pontoon Bridge Hotel, aimed at enabling people to get involved in wildlife surveying. The event is free and everyone is welcome to attend.

Whale watchers and would-be whale watchers all over the country will have been inspired and excited by the news of the sighting of a blue whale in Irish waters a couple of weeks ago. The initial observation—the first recorded and confirmed sighting of a blue whale in Irish waters for at least 20 years—was made during a tuna fishing trip off the coast of Kerry, and there were two further sightings in the following few days.