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Coronas can't wait for Galway
“The gigs in Galway have always been amazing. We said we had to come,” says O'Reilly, about the band's discussions on where to tour their latest album.
Late night folk rock in town after Wolfe Tones’ airport gig
Two foot-stompin’ bands will headline at Monroe's Live this weekend with the finest of folk-rock and traditional Irish music from The Kilkennys and The Amazing Apples.
Plebiscite for Galway Mayor should be on next election date, says Chambers
Fianna Fáil European Election Candidate Senator Lisa Chambers, has taken a significant step towards addressing the governance and infrastructure challenges facing Galway City and County by formally requesting a meeting with the Minister for Local Government Darragh O’Brien to discuss an almost immediate plebiscite for a directly elected Mayor of Galway City and County.
Ahead of Premier Division kickoff, United reveal planning application for Mountain South is imminent
Just days ahead of their return to the top flight of Irish football, Galway United has revealed plans to make a fresh planning application to develop training facilities at the Mountain South site in Athenry.
Aoife Raftery ready for “demanding and tricky” Galway International Rally this weekend
Motorsport Ireland Rally Academy member Aoife Raftery will get her 2024 season underway on her home event this weekend as the Women in Motorsport ambassador for the Corrib Oil Galway International Rally.
First major rally event of 2024 will generate 2,500 bed nights for Galway
The 2024 Corrib Oil Galway International Rally takes place over the bank holiday weekend, 3rd and 4th February next, and it is eagerly awaited by motorsport enthusiasts.
City councillors square up to county colleagues
The issues dominating Galway City Council’s penultimate meeting of 2023 almost all involved friction with Galway County Council.
War of words as Collins lashes city councillors for motion to curtail airport concerts
A county councillor has lashed out at the actions of some city councillors who have moved to restrict the number of concerts at Galway Airport, saying their argument that it will impact tckets sales at the Arts festival held a month earlier ‘do not stack up.’