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Remember Judy Greene's contribution to life and Galway by lighting her work this week
Judy Greene who passed away on Sunday after a long battle with cancer was an extraordinary person, and someone I am incredibly proud to have called a friend for over forty years.
Fog torments searchers for missing swimmers
That sea took two on Tuesday.
The real cost of university
Before going to college, the main focus of all students is points. Will I get enough points for my course? If I don’t get my course, what is my second option? Should I take a gap year? All of these questions and worries are valid, getting the points to go to college is the main aim. But once you get to college, the reality is it’s a costly endeavour. Between accommodation costs, the price of a pint and the expenses for every day travel, groceries and college supplies, university can be pricy for students as well as their parents.
Why did the Bank of Tuam fold? – public talk
There was no such thing as a government bank guarantee in 1814, so when staff at Lord ffrench’s Bank of Tuam & Dublin realised there was a run on the bank on June 27, they pursued the only sensible policy available, and simply locked customers wishing to make withdrawals inside the building.
The house that Jack built
Our main photograph today (which comes courtesy of the National Library of Ireland) is an aerial one of part of Salthill taken in 1953. The main feature is the Warwick Hotel, the white building in the foreground. To the left of it you can see the Summerset Hotel and the little shop, An Bearna, run by James and Maura Codd. Behind the Warwick you can see Lenaboy Park and towards the top of the photograph, the newly built houses of Devon Park.
Support vital services by shopping ‘til you drop this September
Raising funds for vital services for people with disabilities through the purchasing and donating of pre-loved clothing, residents of Galway can support the work of Enable Ireland and its service users by shopping this September.
Cost of going to college in Galway jumps by three per cent in 2024
Galway remained the sixth most expensive student county this year costing €2,405 more than Letterkenny, the cheapest town, a report has revealed.
Farrell warns students and parents seeking accommodation to first check Threshold’s 'Scamwatch'
Sinn Féin spokesperson on Further and Higher Education, Dep Mairéad Farrell, has said that students and parents seeking accommodation for the coming academic year should first check with the national housing charity, Threshold, which is running its annual Scamwatch campaign.
Rise in purchase scams duping consumers – Bank of Ireland
Bank of Ireland is warning consumers about a new wave of purchase scams which is luring consumers to make payments for goods and services through an advertisement online, which then transpires to be fake.