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Burkeway Homes has commenced the final phase of new homes at its hugely successful development Ard Raithní. Located in the picturesque coastal village of Barna, and within easy reach of Galway city, Ard Raithní offers the best of both worlds for homeowners. Situated in the townland of Trusky East, the new development is approximately 500 metres or a five minute walk north of Barna village.

Sleep is a superpower and essential for good health, yet so many of us suffer from poor sleep. The natural, sustainable solution is Woolow — a wool pillow which aids restful sleep.

One of Ireland’s most successful companies, Chanelle Pharma has been sold by its founder Michael H Burke to Exponent, a leading private equity firm. Headquartered in Loughrea, Chanelle Pharma is Ireland’s largest indigenous manufacturer of generic pharmaceuticals for animal and human health. The terms of the sale have not been disclosed.

Pat and Una McDonagh received the Outstanding Contribution to Sponsorship Award as the 2023 Irish Sponsorship Awards that were held in Dublin last Thursday.

Following the announcement this week that the Electoral Commission recommends the Mayo constituency be changed from a four-seater to a five-seater and that south mayo areas added to the Galway west Dáil constituency be returned to the Mayo Dáil constituency - reaction was swift from some political quarters around Mayo.

Burkeway Homes introduces Ard Raithní, its latest new homes development in one of the county’s most sought-after and prestigious locations. Located in the picturesque coastal village of Bearna, and within easy reach of Galway city, Ard Raithní offers the best of both worlds for homeowners.

We have two photographs today of groups from Our Lady's Boys' Club. Firstly, a club rugby team that made history by winning the Connacht Junior League for the first time in 1959, and secondly, some club members taken on the annual camp in Lough Cutra Castle, c1956.

There have been violent storms before and since the Big Wind of Sunday 6 to Monday 7 January 1839, but it was generally agreed at the time that nothing comparable could be remembered by the oldest inhabitants of this island.