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Galway RNLI’s volunteer crew were requested to launch by the Irish Coast Guard on Saturday afternoon to rescue two walkers on Hare Island who had been cut off from the shore by the incoming tide.

Fancy winning a magnificent home in one of Ireland’s most beautiful locations? Well, here’s your chance. Simply log on to winahomeinclifden.com today to buy your ticket. The lucky winner will receive keys to a stunning three bedroom, two bathroom luxurious duplex apartment on Ireland’s iconic Wild Atlantic Way boasting breathtaking views of Clifden harbour in County Galway and the surrounding countryside from your own private balcony.

Nox Hotel Galway is proud to celebrate a significant milestone – 10 years in business, providing guests with an exceptional experience focused on comfort, relaxation, and the best night’s sleep possible. True to their name, which is derived from *NOX*, the Roman Goddess of the night, Nox Hotel has been delivering on its promise to be “all about the sleep,” ensuring every guest enjoys a restful and rejuvenating stay.

Galway is the leading location for a new naval installation as part of a rethink on how Ireland should police its vast western sea area.

O’Donnellan & Joyce auctioneers presents to market this spacious, energy-efficient property with scenic views in Caherlistrane, Co Galway. Set on an elevated site in peaceful countryside, this beautifully maintained home combines comfort, efficiency, and style — all within commuting distance of Galway city.

Nestled in the picturesque landscape of County Roscommon in the heart of the Irish Midlands, the four-star Abbey Hotel stands as a beacon of relaxation and hospitality. Established in the early 1960s by the Grealy family, the Abbey, with its warm ambience and friendly staff, invites guests to unwind and experience the true essence of Irish charm and genuine hospitality.

Catherine Patricia Shiels O’Shea was born on January 22, 1931, the youngest of five children, known locally as Patty Shiels. Her father Patrick was a carpenter who built one of the first radios in Galway, her mother Bridget a homemaker. They lived in Bohermore. Her mother died when she was very young, leaving her elder sister Teresa to care for the siblings and their elderly father. Pat went to national school in the Presentation Convent and to secondary in the Mercy Convent.