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Baboró turns thirty
For three decades Galway has hosted Ireland’s flagship festival devoted exclusively to children and families, and to celebrate its 30th anniversary this autumn, Baboró has unveiled its most ambitious programme to date.
The Death Notice Disco: raw and revealing
On a weeknight in the West End, there’s a Death Notice Disco held after hours in Plámás.
Salthill scribbler scores pitch to publishers
Salthill writer and journalist Colin Sheridan has been named one of just twelve winners of an international writing competition which attracted 804 submissions from 38 countries.
Tuam and German city mark 35 years of twinning partnership
Representatives from Tuam are in Germany this week to celebrate the 35th anniversary of the town’s twinning partnership with the Bavarian city of Straubing.
Murphy seals loan move for upcoming season
Galway native Alex Murphy has joined 2.Bundesliga side FC Kaiserslautern on loan from Newcastle United for the 2026/27 season.
Irish politicians call for observers in controversial trial
A cross party delegation of Irish politicians is requesting the Irish Government send observers to the trial of the Ulm 5, the group currently on trial in Germany for charges related to pro-Palestinian protest actions.
Ardán welcomes emerging animators
Ardán, as managers of Galway City of Film /Ceantar Scannán, are delighted to welcome three emerging animators from India, Germany, and Spain to Galway to participate in the Comhar Gaeilge Animation Residency this August 2026 in Connemara.
Possible new stem cell treatment for kidney disease
Researchers have found new evidence that a single stem cell therapy treatment called ORBCEL-M could better preserve kidney function.
Galway Port welcomes first call of state-of-the-art tanker
Galway Port last week welcomed the inaugural visit of Thun Renew, one of the most environmentally advanced coastal tankers operating in European waters.
Workers in Galway deserve protection as temperatures soar – Mayor Helen Ogbu
Mayor of Galway City, Helen Ogbu, has called on the Government to introduce legally defined maximum workplace temperature limits as Ireland experiences another period of exceptionally hot weather.
