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It is 2032 and a bustling Galway city is powered by 26 hydroelectric water wheels churned by the Corrib’s torrents.

After nine hugely successful years owning and running Esquires Coffee 11 Eyre Sq where they brought a new name in coffee, quality,service and hospitality from its infancy to a now thriving, profitable business, Caryl and Colm McDonagh have decided that the time is right to hand over the reins.

The Róisín Dubh will reopen its intimate upstairs comedy club for the spring season with Anna Clifford headlining on Friday, February 9.

Tonnta - Galway’s newest festival, celebrating the Irish language and Galway as a bilingual city will run from today February 1 to Feb 4. Given the weekend that is in it, there are a number of themes, but the primary one is to celebrate Galway’s status as a bilingual city.

In just 15 days time, the festive spirit will hit Galway when the Christmas Market Galway opens in Eyre Square, kicking off eight weeks of fun and frolics in the city centre.

O’Donnellan & Joyce auctioneers is offering for sale this unique residence on an impressive corner site in one of the most desirable residential locations in Galway city.

Joseph Young was appointed manager of Messrs Thomas Tracey’s Mineral Water Works and Licensed Premises in Mary Street after the death of Thomas Tracey. He later married the niece of Mrs Tracey, Miss Edith O’Connor of Clifden, and Mrs Tracey signed over the works to Joe Young on the marriage.

Harsh winter weather leads to severe famine.

A flavourful menu has taken the Skeff Bar by storm. Galway’s iconic Eyre Square favourite has introduced an exciting and enticing menu that has something to suit not only every palate, but also every dining occasion; from hearty breakfasts and light bites, to sensational sizzling fajitas, beautiful burgers, and tender steak sandwiches cooked to perfection.

In 1887 Arthur J Balfour, a quintessential English unionist, was appointed chief secretary of Ireland by his uncle Lord Salisbury, the Conservative prime minister. No one expected much from this man whose appointment appeared so nepotistic as to suggest he was an incompetent. He was far from that.