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While the focus around Galway United for some time has rightly been on what was happening over their shoulders, Friday presents a rare opportunity to make inroads on the top half of the table.

Councillor Helen Ogbu, Labour’s candidate in the Galway West by-election, has called for urgent action to protect victims of domestic abuse, as Labour brings forward a motion in the Dáil this week highlighting serious gaps in policing and the failure to roll out Domestic Abuse Coordination Teams nationwide.

Having just released their new video to accompany the single ‘The Border and the Mistress’ Dundalk-based band Orwells ‘84 are set to make an exciting return to Monroe’s Live on Saturday, August 18 at 8pm.

“John Colleary delivered what can only be described as a flawless set” - GO Belfast

Celebrating two years in Ireland this month, Hollywoodbets.ie is delighted to partner with the Galway Advertiser to sponsor the ‘Cian on Sport’ podcast.

A new League of Ireland book will come to Galway United this weekend for sale.

One of the hoary auld reliables of the newspaper game is when your publication date coincides with April Fools Day. It is the one day of the year when the normal stuff that passes for local news is embellished into extraordinary auld stuff designed to catch the eye, but to be not too good to actually convince people that it is true. I remember about a decade ago, on one April 2, fielding calls from some concerned parishioners of the Cathedral who were shocked to hear our story of the previous day that a Monsignor Faproilio from The Vatican was introducing ATM-style confessionals in the Cathedral, from which you would receive your penance on a small receipt.

Well, what a wonderful few days of intense May summer weather we have had!