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A voice for Galway West

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Éamon Ó Cuív lives up the Seanbhóthar behind Corr na Móna, in a small, well-sited bungalow himself and his wife, Áine, built in 1980, six years after moving to Joyce Country, where Éamon landed a job establishing an ill-fated lamb fattening station which later became a successful sawmill.

Salmon club and syndicate at Delphi Lodge

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Delphi Lodge presents an opportunity to purchase prime Irish salmon fishing and country cottage accommodation for a fixed week or more each year for five years.

Public meeting on Sceirde Rocks windfarm to be held in Cashel tonight

A public meeting on the proposed offshore windfarm at Sceirde Rocks will be held in Cashel Community Centre on tonight Thursday at 8pm.

Thomas calls on Minister for state intervention in restoring essential services to Conamara

Conamara councillor Noel Thomas has contacted the Minister for Communications, urging immediate state intervention to assist Eirgrid to restore telephone and broadband services to households still suffering the aftermath of the recent storm.

Thomas calls on Minister for Communications for state intervention in restoring essential services to Conamara

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Conamara councillor Noel Thomas has contacted the Minister for Communications, urging immediate state intervention to assist Eirgrid to restore telephone and broadband services to households still suffering the aftermath of the recent storm.

Community is at the heart of Ballybane

If an army marches on its stomach, then Ballybane marches on the heart of its community.

29 years going strong – service you can trust with Ecowise Insulation

Established in 1996 by Eddie Smith and Tony Costello, Ecowise Insulation Ltd has been putting the heat back into Irish homes for nearly 30 years.

Powerless in the city

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It is hard to believe that Irish homes and families, businesses and farms, were without electricity for almost three weeks in 2025.

Homes left in the dark as frustration reigns

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The past week has tested the resilience of the people of the west of Ireland, as the storm swept through, leaving families and senior citizens in the dark and the cold—both literally and figuratively. Power lines crumbled under the relentless force of the wind, and entire communities found themselves without electricity, without heat, and, in many cases, without the means to stay warm or connected.

Health centres must be prioritised in emergencies says Farrell

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Sinn Féin TD for Galway West, Mairéad Farrell, has called for all centres to have generators in place in case of outages like the one caused by Storm Éowyn. Her comments come as she has been made aware of several health centres in Connemara which are operating without electricity, seven days after the storm hit Ireland.

 

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