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Located in the heart of Galway on Market Street, Rob and Paul Ltd is a web design and development agency dedicated to helping businesses establish a strong digital presence. Founded by two proud Galwegians, Rob and Paul bring years of experience in web design, branding, and digital strategy to support local entrepreneurs in navigating the online world.

At Tir na nÓg Clinic, the dedicated team members firmly believe in letting their work speak for itself and there’s nothing more gratifying than when satisfied clients are eager to share their hair transplant journeys with others.

At Tir na Nog Clinic, they firmly believe in letting their work speak for itself, and there's nothing more gratifying than when satisfied clients are eager to share their hair transplant journeys with others.

Galway continued their recent dominance over Tyrone with a deserved win in Omagh last Sunday. Despite just winning by 1 point, 1-10 to 0-12 Galway were certainly the better and more composed team in the second half. Following a slip pass from league debutant Rory Cunningham, Cathal Sweeney's fine strike proved to be the decisive score of the game.

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Mervue United will host their Inaugural Footgolf Classic this Saturday July 15 2023 with some limited time slots still available. This novel and fun event will run all day so there will be a time to suit everyone and is open to all the public. There will be different categories to cater for all age groups.

Galway City Museum have launched their brand new website which was supported by the Heritage Council under the Community Heritage Grant Scheme 2022 and Galway City Council. The site, designed by the Galway based company Rob & Paul Digital Design, went live this week at www.galwaycitymuseum.ie.

A first Galway festival that celebrates the beauty of the cello starts today online.

A uniquely Galwegian instrument will see its concert debut at the opening of Music for Galway’s reimagined CELLISSIMO festival, a new cello festival for the west of Ireland, in a special performance at 7:30pm on March 25th, when Headford musician Naomi Berrill plays a piece specially composed for the Galway Cello by Bill Whelan.

THE SOUND of the cello, a pleasure for the ear and appealing to the heart as the instrument many believe is closest in sound to the human voice, will be at the centre of a new festival for Galway.