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Ar dhroichead an iarnróid thar Loch an tSáile i gCathair na Gaillimhe a bhí mé tráthnóna Dé hAoine seo caite, ag baint sméara dubha sa mbáisteach mar leadhb ceart nuair a bhí cuid mhór den phobal ag baint taitnimh as na himeachtaí a bhí ar siúl d’Oíche Chultúir.

Small in size but enormous in history, County Louth is Ireland’s smallest county — yet it offers a remarkable concentration of landscapes, legends, heritage and culture. At the heart of Ireland’s Ancient East, Louth is the kind of place where you can travel only a short distance and find yourself moving through centuries of Irish history. For anyone touring the Ancient East, skipping Louth would mean missing one of the region’s most fascinating corners.

The King's Head on High Street struck gold at the 2026 Bar of the Year Awards, taking home the Gold Award for Best Live Entertainment Bar and earning recognition as the best in Ireland in that category.

On a weeknight in the West End, there’s a Death Notice Disco held after hours in Plámás.

This wonderful photograph, dated c1865, shows a carved stone doorway in Market Street, an interesting example of Renaissance work, almost certainly earlier than the Browne Doorway.

Following months of gallivanting, having to come up with ideas and activities to keep your child entertained and navigating childcare, the summer holidays are nearly over.

DNG Leonard & Heaslip are thrilled to offer to the open market Apartment 28, The Blake, an exceptional penthouse residence within the prestigious Fanan development on the Letteragh Road. An outstanding two-bedroom apartment, this represents one of the finest opportunities currently available in Galway's apartment market, combining contemporary design, premium finishes and breathtaking panoramic views.

The ancestral village of Menlough, East Galway, will once again become the focal point for the global Mannion diaspora when it hosts the Thirteenth Annual International Mannion Clan Gathering from Friday, 14 August to Sunday, 16 August 2026. Coinciding with the opening of National Heritage Week, the three-day celebration promises a rich programme of history, culture, genealogy and traditional Irish heritage.

With less than one month to go until the Bluebird Care Galway Summer Rally, the maximum 150-car entry limit looks set to be hit.

The Galway civic sword and mace are among the finest specimens of municipal corporation insignia in Ireland; the sword in particular is noteworthy and can be compared with the best of civic swords in these islands.