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Joyce Mathias, the Green Party candidate for the Galway City East in the coming election, has expressed profound gratitude for her nomination for the Mayor’s Award and appreciates the initiative to award people for their contributions to community and humanity. Speaking further on the nomination, she said that she never knew she was being noticed.

University of Galway has announced a new MBA Scholarship in honour of the late entrepreneur Colm Feeney. The scholarship was launched at a special event on campus attended by family, friends and the business community, which also paid tribute to Mr Feeney’s memory and legacy in the west of Ireland.

Rise Choir is launching an exciting new opportunity for singers and music lovers as they seek 100 voices to join them on stage for an epic performance in the Town Hall Theatre in Galway.

Train Station invite you to get on board with Galway Simon Community for their ‘Dip a Day in May’ challenge. Jonny O’Brien and Ronan Kennedy, owners of the Train Station gym on Munster Avenue in the Westend, are committed to supporting their community. With the #dipadayinmay challenge, they are offering anyone who joins Team Train Station (www.dipadayinmay/iregister.ie) and raises €100, a free circuit, spin or yoga class along with a free coffee from their new Wellness Garden.

Galway United are primed for one of their biggest games in 14 years when they take on Waterford FC in the SSE Airtricity League first division play-off final in the Markets Field, Limerick tomorrow (7.45pm).

way United are primed for one of their biggest games in 14 years when they take on Waterford FC in the SSE Airtricity League first division play-off final in the Markets Field, Limerick tomorrow (7.45pm).

Dacia has launched its all-new Jogger here with prices starting from €23,290. It says that already demand for this great value for money seven-seater is high.

Dacia has launched its all-new Jogger here with prices starting from €23,290. It says that already, demand for this great value-for-money seven-seater is high.

Dacia has launched its new Jogger here with prices starting from €23,290, and says demand for this great value-for-money seven-seater is high.

Almost half of home workers admit to working more at weekends than pre-lockdown while 71 percent say they struggle to make the weekends feel different from Monday to Friday, according to new research by Bord Gáis Energy.