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Royal Caribbean’s newest ship, Legend of the Seas, will officially launch in Málaga this June, with Fahy Travel attending the highly anticipated event.

"Royal Caribbean is one of the most innovative of all cruise companies in the world as they continue to elevate the art of holidaying at sea," says Annette Hynes, award winning sales consultant with Cruise Worldwide at Fahy Travel in Bridge Street. Having won a place on a ship visit on Wonder of the Seas in Florida, she will further her training on a seminar at sea on board Legend of the Seas this coming summer.

Celebrity's newest ship, the Celebrity Xcel, was launched last week from its home port of Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Its inaugural sailing was a 5-night Bahamas and Mexico sailing from November 18.

Celebrity's newest ship, the Celebrity Xcel, was launched last week from its home port of Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Its inaugural sailing was a 5-night Bahamas and Mexico sailing from November 18.

Galway families considering a trip of a lifetime to the Disney parks could save several thousand euro by arming themselves with knowledge beforehand, according to a travel expert who specialises in Disney holidays.

Sonia “Sunny” Jacobs, the American woman who spent 16 years in prison, five of them on death row, for a crime she didn’t commit, has been named as one of the victims of a fatal house fire in Casla, Co Galway, on Tuesday, June 3.

Castlegar AC were well-represented at the World Masters Indoors and the 123.ie National Juvenile Indoor Track & Field Championships 2025, putting in strong performances at both events which took place last weekend.

SL Controls which has a base in Galway is to merge with multinational NNIT as Ireland takes on the role of the global ‘smart factory’ base for NNIT.

SL Controls which has a base in Galway is to merge with multinational NNIT as Ireland takes on the role of the global ‘smart factory’ base for NNIT.

The Marine Institute’s RV Celtic Explorer set sail to west Greenland last week, to facilitate a collaborative research survey between three American universities. The voyage will take the RV Celtic Explorer to remote locations beyond it’s typical expeditions in Irish waters, for scientists to observe how glaciers are changing using innovative technology.