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New book on how Galway became a county
Although medieval Galway eventually became an almost independent Anglo-Norman city state, up until 1500 there was always a threat that the warlords of Connemara, north Galway, Roscommon and south Mayo might attack.
Irish passport card
What is the Irish passport card?
Free bicycle mechanics training course with GRETB
Do you find the complex mechanisms of a bicycle fascinating? If so, GRETB has an exciting opportunity for you. Starting on April 22, An Mheitheal Rothar, in collaboration with GRETB, is offering a free 26-week training course in bicycle mechanics.
Top spec changing space for Salthill beach
The Galway city council has opened a new specialist changing facility next to Ladies Beach in Salthill.
Luxury and comfort are notable attributes of this three bedroom detached Ard Grainne bungalow
Ard Grainne, Moate,
Nissan announces formal partnership with Tennis Ireland
Nissan has become the official vehicle partner of Tennis Ireland (TI) as well as the title sponsor of the Nissan TI Junior Kids Programme and Nissan TI Junior Kids Tour, which gets underway this month.
Partnership ace for Nissan and Tennis Ireland
Nissan has become the official vehicle partner of Tennis Ireland (TI).
Make the most of your freezer
Recent research from safefood has revealed that the cost of food is the number one food related concern for 42 per cent of people.
Imperial’s new menu is food fit for an emperor
There has been an hotel on the site now occupied by the Imperial Hotel since the era of the Napoleonic empire. It was Bonaparte himself who quipped “an army marches on its stomach,” and if he had had the services of the Imperial’s head chef Ben Duncan, then Old Boney’s legions might still be trotting along nicely today.