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Clodagh from Fahy Travel recently returned from another memorable holiday in Barbados, travelling on the direct Aer Lingus service from Dublin. Having previously travelled via Manchester, the convenience of a direct flight made the journey much smoother and more enjoyable. While this direct route has not yet been confirmed for 2026/2027, Barbados remains easily accessible with connecting flights through England.

Galway’s Green Earth Organics, a business that has been deeply rooted in sustainability since its inception in May 2006 - when it made its first organic vegetable box deliveries - has marked its 20th birthday by announcing a new Sustainability Festival featuring thought leaders from the interconnected areas of food, health, nature and the environment.

Bord Bia Bloom has announced that three food producers from Galway will be joining this year’s exciting event line-up: Athenry’s Nibbed, Builín Blasta from Spiddal, and the Foods of Athenry. There are just three weeks to go until the festival of flowers, food and fun returns to its home in the Phoenix Park, Dublin, from May 29 to June 2.

Christmas in Clifden 2024 takes place over two weekends this year, November 29-December 1 and December 6-8. The capital of Connemara will host another jam-packed schedule of festive family entertainment and events including kids clubs, wreath and gift-making workshops, festive wine-tasting, food events, Christmas markets, concerts, movies, shopping discounts and seasonal hotel offers.

The South Galway Bay Music Festival is set to return for its third year from Friday, July 26, to Sunday, July 28.

This Saturday, the city of Galway will experience a cultural and food extravaganza it has never witnessed before. The Indian Cultural and Sports Community, ICSC Galway, in association with India Soc of the University of Galway, is delighted to announce the first-ever Great Indian Food Festival. A very stretched-out event, planned from 1 PM till 9 PM near the Alice Perry Engineering Building, University of Galway (H91 HX31), will be a treat for all senses through its sundry, authentic Indian foods, music, and dance.

Blas Na Gaillimhe - A Taste of Galway is a new food network that celebrates the unique hospitality that Galway offers throughout the year. An initiative by a small group of city restaurants and publicans with support from Galway county and city councils, the initiative was set up to promote the year-round food scene and food stories of Galway.

The long wait for the return of Tiny Traders Village is over, as the ‘welcoming village of inspired craftsmanship’ returns to the city for the first time since 2019.

BY DECLAN VARLEY

Bring your appetites for this year's Mayo Street Food Festival.