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REVIEW: The Bone Temple 4/5
Eighteen years separated 28 Years Later (2025) from its predecessor 28 Weeks Later (2007). Now, its sequel arrives eight just months later.
Frawley’s move a timely New Year boost
Connacht Rugby has been boosted this week with the confirmed news of Ciaran Frawley’s move west next season.
Frawley’s move a timely New Year boost
Connacht Rugby has been boosted this week with the confirmed news of Ciaran Frawley’s move west next season.
New tour and taste experience highlights Kerry’s spectacular seafood
A tasty new Kerry visitor attraction is bringing shellfish, aquaculture heritage, marine biodiversity and fourth-generation storytelling to the Wild Atlantic Way.
Seaghan Ua Neachtain
This iconic building dates from the late 16th or early 17th century. It has two-bay elevations on two streets, a beautiful three light oriel window with mullions and a transom in at the back. It also has a slight buttress or batter at the base of the outer wall, as has the building now occupied by Evergreen at the top of High Street. The premises has a long and interesting history.
Connacht need to ‘fire shots’ against Leinster
Always one of the most highly anticipated contests, it is Connacht v Leinster on Saturday night when Leo Cullen’s side, traditionally packed with internationals, arrives in Galway for the third seasonal interprovincial clash which takes place at Dexcom Stadium (7.35pm).
All that matters is that we have Sam Maguire in our possession at a quarter past five, says Joyce
When Padraig Joyce told the assembled media at his unveiling in 2019 that if he didn't win an All-Ireland title, his tenure would have been a failure, many felt he was setting unusually high standards for a new appointee.
Galway postboxes
The regular use of the words “post” and “Litir” in 15th century Irish manuscripts suggests that by that time, a postal system was already in existence here. In 1657, a Bill was passed ‘for settling the postage of England, Scotland and Ireland’ which set up a Government monopoly of the service. The Galway Post Office had been established in 1653, and the network of Post Offices throughout the county gradually grew.
