CONNACHT, having done all that was required of them in getting the maximum ten points off their two clashes against the ...

THERE was no shadow boxing in Salthill on Sunday. Say what you like about the lack of jeopardy when Galway and Kilkenny clash ...

An Bord Pleanála has refused permission for a 170-home development planned for the Castlegar area. Lock House Developments ...

IT says it all when you are coming away from the Tallaght Stadium disappointed at only taking a point from a meeting with Shamrock Rovers, but that was the mood in the Galway United camp on Friday ...

A combined approximate funding boost of €169,000 in additional staff resource funding has been allocated to Galway City and County Council to go towards community functions. It was announced yesterday ...

GALWAY’S minor footballers’ hopes of progressing through to the Connacht semi-finals suffered a huge blow as they were outgunned by a slick Mayo outfit at Tuam Stadium on Friday. Neil McHugh’s side ...

Renmore Gymnastics Club brought more than 100 competitors to the 2024 Gymnastics Ireland National GymStart event, which was held at the National Sports Campus, and saw huge success for the city club.

Businesses in Connemara are being urged to have their say on issues such as housing, roads and planning. A survey by Connemara Chamber is now available online until this day week, May 10th,with ...

IT has been an incredible 15 months or so for Galway United, the Tribesmen romping to the First Division title last season, and currently sitting pretty in fifth in their first season back in the ...

GAA meets modern dance in a dance show that’s being staged this weekend as part of Galway Theatre Festival. Ham Sandwiches and Discipline was created by Dubliner Nóra Ní Anluan Fay, who will perform ...

A clash of dates between gay icon Kylie Minogue’s performance at this year’s Electric Picnic Festival and the annual Galway Pride Festival has left the city’s LGBTQ+ community Spinning Around. But the ...

A sort of political column by Dara Bradley The new head of Galway City Council, Leonard Cleary, is due at his first Council meeting on May 13. Ahead of that, the North Clare native held a ...