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University of Galway leads study on impact of climate change on Earth’s oceans
An international team led by researchers at University of Galway is leading a study on the impact of climate change on the planet’s oceans.
Fallon confirms poster free June local election campaign as canvass continues
Cllr Laurence Fallon, a candidate in the Roscommon County Council Athlone Electoral Area, has confirmed that he will contest the forthcoming local elections without the use of posters.
Three primary school retirees honoured by Athlone-Moate INTO committee
Three recently retired primary school teachers were honoured by their peers at an event in The Bounty hosted by the Athlone-Moate INTO committee.
Athlone & Castlerea Credit Union host successful quiz on TUS Athlone Campus
The John Count McCormack Hall on the TUS Athlone Campus was a hive of activity on Sunday last as 200 students participated in the annual Credit Union Quiz.
Galway's best gardens acknowledged at annual awards
Circular Road, Renmore, and Salthill are among the areas represented at this year's Galway City Gardens of the Year Awards, which were announced this week.
Knights of Columbanus Athlone branch undertake Meals on Wheels fundraising pilgrimage
The Athlone branch of the Knights of Columbanus, with members of the local community, made a recent fundraising pilgrimage to Clonmacnoise, in the process raising €6,000 for Athlone Meals on Wheels.
Canada’s Leading Celtic Musicians MacMaster and Leahy To Perform with Tim Edey
Fondly celebrated as Canada’s reigning couple of Celtic music, husband and wife duo Natalie MacMaster and Donnell Leahy are set to create an exceptional night of music at Monroe’s Live on Sunday, August 6 at 8pm. Both hailing from rich musical backgrounds, their performances are a true celebration of the Celtic spirit, incorporating elements of Scottish, Irish, and Cape Breton music with a contemporary flair.
Minister Paschal Donohoe receives warm welcome in Athlone
Local Minister of State, Deputy Peter Burke, warmly welcomed Minister for Public Enterprise, Deputy Paschal Donohoe, to Athlone late last week for a series of engagements.
Dean Crowe Theatre to host return of Feile Ceoil na Scoileanna following three year absence
Féile Ceoil na Scoileanna returns after a three year absence, the 55th version of the festival to take place in the Dean Crowe Theatre from Monday, March 20 to Wednesday, March 22.
Ballinahown St Patrick’s Day Big Breakfast marks 10th anniversary
Ballinahown National School will host its 10th anniversary Big Breakfast on St Patrick’s Day in Ballinahown Community Hall.