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In 2019 the first Miniature World show took place in Leisureland in Galway. It was intended to become an annual event, but then came Covid and changed, not only the event organiser’s plans, but those of everyone in the world.

Back in 2019 the first Miniature World show that took place in Leisureland in Galway was intended to become an annual event, but then came along Covid and changed not only the event organiser’s plans, but those of everyone in the world. Well that was then, but this is now, and Irish Vintage Scene are delighted to report that Miniature World is back, and will take place on Sunday March 5, once again in the Leisureland complex in Salthill, Galway.

If you are passing Lough Atalia and the mouth of the river Corrib on this weekend, you may come across a rather unusual catamaran in the water.

More than 200 people from community and voluntary groups from around County Galway were honoured at the Cathaoirleach’s Community Awards Ceremony recently. The awards recognise and celebrate community and voluntary activity in the county. A record number of nominations were received for the nine different categories of awards presented on the night.

More than 200 people from community and voluntary groups from around County Galway were honoured at the Cathaoirleach’s Community Awards Ceremony on Thursday, May 31 in the theatre of the Station House Hotel, Clifden. The awards recognise and celebrate community and voluntary activity in the county. A record number of nominations were received for the nine different categories of awards presented on the night.

Councillors in Ballina this week deferred a decision to extend a lease on a building being used by the Men’s Shed in the town.

Cumann na bhFear (Men’s Shed) will host blacksmithing demonstrations this weekend as part of Heritage Week.

Ballybane break-in investigated

Students from St Colman’s College, Claremorris, received their Pope John Paul II awards in Knock Basilica recently. It was a wonderful night of celebration of all the great work done by so many young people across the Archdiocese of Tuam over the past 12 months.

A demonstration of shoeing a horse, a blacksmith’s forge, organic garden produce, scarecrows, cooking of food in an outdoor clay oven, bird watching tours, and a wooden toy-making workshop will all form part of the annual celebration of community, heritage, and the environment in Ballinfoile this weekend.