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Cinema heritage
On Monday, February 28, 1898, there was an exhibition in Mr Mack’s Assembly Rooms of a new device called the Cinematograph, which could show ‘living pictures’ or ‘moving pictures’ — movies as we would know them today,
THE FULL FORWARD: Heavyweights take the long route
All four of last year’s Galway Senior Hurling Championship semi-finalists find themselves taking the elongated path to Tom Callanan Cup success, facing into preliminary quarter-finals this weekend.
Young drug driver off the road for a year
A young apprentice electrician was put off the road for a year and fined when convicted of driving with cocaine in his system.
As others saw us
Last week we showed you some very well researched watercolours of Galway painted in the late 1830s by William Evans of Eton. He had made many careful studies of the types and colours of the clothing worn by native Galwegians, especially the women; of the different types of baskets they wove; the traditional everyday tools and equipment they used such as sleáns, milk churns, cooking pots and spinning wheels; the types of traditional boats they sailed.
'I’ve given up the drink,' lucky defendant tells judge
“I’ve given up the drink,” said a young man who was arrested in Ballinasloe after drinking too much at a wedding in the town.
Opportunity for United to change the picture
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.
Galway talent along Yellow Brick Road
The Wiz opened to rave reviews on Tuesday night as Twin Productions celebrated thirty years of creating musicals.
Enjoy a perfect date night at Blackrock Cottage
Nestled on the shores of Galway Bay, beside Salthill’s iconic Blackrock Diving Tower, Blackrock Cottage combines exceptional food, warm hospitality and one of the most breathtaking coastal settings in Ireland.
Your child spends 60% of their day in their shoes – are they the right ones?
Back-to-school shopping isn’t just about finding a shoe that looks smart with the uniform. Children spend almost 60% of their waking day in their shoes, so choosing the right pair is an important investment in their everyday comfort.
PorterShed celebrates decade of local art
‘Embers’, the exhibit, will bring together 10 artists who have shown work at PorterShed since it opened. Each artist will present work in their own preferred style, creating a retrospective of creativity, diversity and artistic talent.
