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Kíla will take over the stage on New Year’s Eve at Monroe’s Live on Tuesday, December 31, with support from Galway’s very own Dead Letter Devils.

Are you looking for a weekend that blends adventure, wellness and natural beauty? The Wander Wild Festival — Ireland’s premier outdoor and wellness festival — returns to Killarney from April 4 to 6. Set in one of the world’s most breathtaking landscapes, the 26,000-acre UNESCO-protected Killarney National Park, this festival offers something for everyone who wants to embrace the great outdoors.

Looking for a unique Christmas gift for a friend or family member can be challenging, but a gift voucher for treatments at the Crane Clinic, Galway, may be just what that someone special needs to help start the New Year in better health.

For those who have been appointed 'head elf' of your office and have the task of planning your work Christmas party, the first and foremost decision you must make is the venue.

Your parents / guardians offer a hugely valuable input when you are choosing your future career - but at the the end of the day, your future career is your own choice and you need to take ownership of your choices. Following a career path that best suits you, is hugely important for your future success.

VAT was reduced from 13.5 per cent to 9 per cent from 2020 during the Covid-19 pandemic. It was restored in 2023. The independent deputy has warned that not returning VAT back to 9 per cent will threaten hundreds of jobs across Galway.

Demolition of the 1970s-era Defence Forces’ former University Students’ Accommodation Complement (USAC) building located behind the Garrison Church in Renmore began in 2022, with a modern 69-bed residence slated for completion on the site in April earlier this year.

ABBAesque bill themselves as Ireland’s number one tribute show, and their homage to Sweden’s best-selling band of all time comes to Galway next month.

Peugeot has announced two long-range versions of its E-3008 and E-5008 will arrive in Ireland early next year.

A Galwegian choir wants take group singing to another level in the New Year as it seeks 100 voices to join its members on stage for an enormous performance at the Town Hall Theatre.