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The Galway Races is delighted to announce that Hayley Coleman will be the Guest Judge for this year’s Mad Hatters Competition.

The editor of the Galway Advertiser, Declan Varley has won an international award for editorial writing.

HYDE Bar Galway has announced that one of Ireland’s best known social media personalities, Rachel Gorry, will be the special guest judge for its highly anticipated Ladies Day Best Dressed Competition during this year’s Galway Races.

A professional makeup artist from Mayo, Hayley Coleman is renowned for her vibrant sense of style and strong connection to the West of Ireland, making her the perfect choice to judge one of the most colourful and creative competitions of the Galway Festival.

An appeals tribunal has found that a Malawi man is not gay despite the man showing photos of himself attending a Pride parade and his participation in a Galway LGBTQI+ organisation.

For many people, receiving a jury summons in the post can come as a surprise. Some may feel curious, others apprehensive, and many will wonder what exactly is involved. Yet jury service is one of the most important civic responsibilities that any citizen can be asked to undertake. It is a cornerstone of Ireland’s justice system and a vital safeguard of individual rights.

AS an antidote for the everyday blues (apart from the music of BB King, that is) a visit to your District Court to see justice being administered in your name might just do the trick. I emphasise ‘your’ as some need reminding it actually is your Court and justice is carried out, and sometimes otherwise, in your name. It’s not the Judge’s Court, although some labour under the delusion it is; they simply have the privilege of acting on our behalf. Ditto for lawyers, Gardaí and even representatives of the fourth estate.

Life as a busy parent or caregiver can often feel overwhelming, with work, family commitments, and endless responsibilities competing for your attention every day.

“I’m very sorry, your honour. I’m not drinking any more,” a man brought before Galway District Court on a charge of public drunkenness told Judge Edward Carroll in his defence.

A sick child and a WhatsApp message from his wife regarding the medication needed from the pharmacist landed a Tuam motorist with five more penalty points to add to the five he already had.