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Inagh Valley named in top eight European scenic drives
Nature-loving drivers have been told the eight most stunning road trips on which to embark around Europe this Autumn.
GETTING TO KNOW - Pearse Parkinson
GETTING TO KNOW - Pearse Parkinson
G Town Recs present Miley Serious b2b Shampain at Róisín Dubh
After two sold-out shows in 2022, G TOWN Recs returns to the motherland and what's quickly becoming its spiritual home in Róisín Dubh, with Paris and New York's crown jewel Miley Serious and Galway's very own Shampain.
Gridlock grows
London drivers experience the worst congestion in the world, travelling at an average of just eight mph during rush hour.
Arctic Monkeys tribute band, Favourite Worst Nightmare, to play Róisín Dubh
Favourite Worst Nightmare are an Arctic Monkeys tribute band, who play songs from all seven studio albums and more. Consisting of the exact same line-up, their special sound and radiant presence on stage mimics every last thing about the Arctic Monkeys. They will play a gig at Róisín Dubh this Saturday, March 25.
Phil Coulter brings a lifetime songs and stories back to Galway
"Nothing beats live shows and people responding. I think people have been starved of that real life connection for such a long time. They're relishing the idea of getting back to live music. I'm really enjoying the gigs myself."
Phil Coulter brings a lifetime of songs and stories back to Galway
Phil Coulter is bringing his 80th birthday show to the Town Hall on Tuesday December 6. While he enjoyed connecting virtually with his fans over Covid lockdowns, he's happy being back in front of a live audience.
Dreaming of Paralympic glory.
It was Manchester airport, March 2008, and the flight to Galway had been delayed. Disgruntled passengers wandered through the departures terminal, concerned that Galway Airport might be closed by the time their plane landed. The complaints grew louder with the announcement of a further two hour delay. ‘All intending passengers’ were impatient and fed up. Well, almost all. There was one exception. In the midst of the unhappy throng, there was one person who would have more reason than most to complain and bemoan their predicament. Accompanied by her mother, Aileen, was a young Clarinbridge girl, who was returning home having just had re-construction surgery performed on her foot in a hospital in Sheffield. This was another staging post in what had been a series of operations carried out over a number of years in the English city. Amidst the doom and gloom of the delayed passengers, she stood out like a beacon of light. Smiling, friendly, warm and chatty, welcome to Katie O’Brien. She was twelve years of age.
Naughten notes UK research may provide diagnosis for long Covid
UK researchers have found previously undetected damage to the lungs of long Covid-19 patients, which may prove a vital tool in providing a definitive diagnosis for those who have not fully recovered from the virus months after their initial infection, noted local Independent Deputy, Denis Naughten.
Have you boots? Galway’s Johnny Glynn answer’s Jake’s call
Jack Charlton made his England debut in 1965 at the age of 30 and the following year he won the World Cup with England at Wembley.