Ireland’s lost crafts and local craftsmanship showcased at Craggaunowen
Ireland’s traditional crafts and trades will be showcased during the 2024 Culture & Crafts Fair at Craggaunowen next weekend (July 13-14th).
New housing development approved for Tuam
North Galway has received a significant housing boost with the news that the Department of Housing, Local Government and Heritage has granted Stage One approval for the provision of 40 new housing units in Tuam.
Galway charities presented with proceeds from Cathaoirleach’s Ball
The 2024 annual Cathaoirleach’s Ball has raised almost €15,000 for two Galway-based charities.
Funding deadline draws near for Regenerative Tourism and Placemaking Scheme
Tourism led community groups and SMEs across Ballinasloe Municipal District are being invited to submit Expressions of Interest for funding opportunities under Failte Ireland’s Regenerative Tourism and Placemaking Scheme.
Ireland’s National Circus Rolls Into Bunratty
Bunratty Castle and Folk Park in County Clare will host ‘The Big Top’ of Ireland’s national circus this weekend.
Contracts signed for €9m SICAP in County Galway
Contracts for the delivery of the new €9m Social Inclusion & Community Activation Programme (SICAP) 2024-2028 in County Galway have been official signed at Aras an Chontae.
Outdoor Infrastructure Funding Boost For Three Galway Communities
The communities of Maam, Glinsk and Kilconly have received a major funding boost after Minister for Rural and Community Development, Heather Humphreys T.D. announced an allocation of €420,404 to Galway County Council under the Outdoor Recreation Infrastructure Scheme (ORIS).
Clare Election Count to be broadcast live online
The Clare Local Election Count at Treacys West County Hotel will be broadcast online this weekend.
Historic first for Ireland as European School Chess Championships get underway at UL
History is being made this weekend with the hosting of the European School Chess Championships in Ireland for the first time.
Civic Reception for retiring Galway Bay FM presenter
Galway County Council has hosted a Civic Reception in honour of Keith Finnegan who recently announced his departure from Galway Bay FM after a radio career spanning more than three decades.