Search Results for 'Portugal'

Galway is getting into the spirit of the season as Blas na Samhna – A Taste of November returns for 2026, bringing food, folklore and autumnal flavours to venues across the city and county.

Fahy Travel has built an enviable reputation for creating memorable holidays, with escorted tours becoming an increasingly popular choice among travellers. The company is a two-time winner of the ITTN Touring Award and an expert in all things touring. Alongside an extensive range of sun holidays, ski breaks, cruises and honeymoons, Fahy Travel's escorted tours offer the perfect opportunity to discover new destinations with the reassurance and expertise of their experienced sales team.

The community writing group’s 2027 Write-on Anthology and The Boy in the Bed by Frank Fahy, will be launched at the Clybaun Hotel on Friday, September 18, at 3pm.

Latest figures published by the Irish Tourism Industry Confederation (ITIC) show Shannon Airport recorded the strongest passenger growth among Ireland’s major airports in July, with passenger traffic increasing by almost 9% compared to the same month last year.

Latest figures published by the Irish Tourism Industry Confederation (ITIC) show Shannon Airport recorded the strongest passenger growth among Ireland’s major airports in July, with passenger traffic increasing by almost 9% compared to the same month last year.

This performance, directed by Firenza Guidi and produced by Welsh circus company NoFit State, left me with mixed thoughts.

Europe now builds at roughly half the rate it managed at its 20th-century peak. In the decades after the war, Europe rebuilt shattered cities, rolled out motorways, electrified regions, and housed a booming population, often within timelines that would seem impossible in the modern era. Today Europe has largely forgotten how to build. This week brought evidence that Ireland, at least, is starting to remember, along with a sobering reminder of how far there is still to go.

Galway's Fiona Murtagh won bronze for Ireland in the single sculls in a photo-finish at the World Cup regatta in Seville.

Glanua recently celebrated its tenth anniversary in Loughrea, having established its presence at Railway House on Station Road in 2016. Over the past decade, the company has grown from strength to strength, becoming one of the region’s leading employers and a key contributor to Ireland’s water and wastewater infrastructure sector.

TG4, alongside production companies Tailored Films, Beactive and Galway-based Éiru Films, have announced a major casting call for teenagers across Galway and Mayo for a new Irish language young person’s television series, Ar Ais Arís.