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With workers struggling under significant and ongoing cost-of-living increases, Government has refused to open meaningful negotiations on public sector pay and conditions since the last Public Sector Agreement expired in June.

Proud Claddagh man Tommy Holohan reckons he may have solutions to two issues raised by the Galway Advertiser over recent weeks.

You might notice something different about the Galway Advertiser this week as you make your way through its pages.

The annual ‘Flowers for the Galway Magdalenes’ will take place this Sunday, September 13. The memorial will take place at a number of locations on the day, but people are invited to Bohermore Cemetery, assembling at the main gates at 2pm.

Award-winning writer, literary and theatre critic, journalist, political and social analyst, and public intellectual Fintan O’Toole will speak at Thoor Ballylee on Friday, September 11, at 8pm on Loving and Hating Yeats.

The prolonged closure of Dunguaire Castle has become an international story, after The New York Times highlighted the failure to reopen and protect one of Ireland’s most photographed historic landmarks.

Two Galway photographers were named as winners or runners up in the Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies’ astrophotography competition, Reach for the Stars.

Martin O’Connor’s decision to write his book, called Early Childhood Intervention – Time for a New Conversation was inspired by an article he read in The Irish Times on November 10, 2024.

Minister of State Seán Canney has accused his own government of lacking transparency in how it allocates money to local authorities.

Theatre-maker Róisín Stack has been searching for answers for three years, and she will present her findings twice per day in an hilarious one-woman show at the Bank of Ireland Theatre, in University of Galway, on August 21 and August 22.