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Fahy Travel is delighted with the announcement of a new direct Air Canada service between Shannon Airport and Toronto, highlighting the Canadian city as an exciting new option for Irish holidaymakers.

Latest figures published by the Irish Tourism Industry Confederation (ITIC) show Shannon Airport recorded the strongest passenger growth among Ireland’s major airports in July, with passenger traffic increasing by almost 9% compared to the same month last year.

Latest figures published by the Irish Tourism Industry Confederation (ITIC) show Shannon Airport recorded the strongest passenger growth among Ireland’s major airports in July, with passenger traffic increasing by almost 9% compared to the same month last year.

Galway's junior and intermediate pitch and putt men's teams travelled to the Leinster Intercounty Finals in Dublin last weekend.

Nestled on a magnificent private site of c3 acres in Cloosh, Kinvara, this charming detached bungalow offers a rare opportunity to embrace the very best of country living along Ireland's stunning west coast. Surrounded by ancient woodland, mature grounds and beautiful natural scenery, the property enjoys a peaceful and tranquil setting while remaining just a short drive from the vibrant seaside village of Kinvara and all its amenities.

HLB Ireland, part of Mentora Group, this week announced the acquisition of Galway-based OMB Chartered Accountants, significantly expanding its presence in Galway and across the west of Ireland.

“That was some way to win it?”

There are some journeys you can make with your eyes closed. The road west from Croke Park after another All-Ireland defeat became one of them. Out through the city. Onto the motorway. The afternoon slipping quietly into evening as the sun hung low over the bonnet, dazzling your eyes while somewhere behind you Dublin hosted another county’s triumph.

There is an old saying that sport can be wonderfully uplifting one week and brutally unforgiving the next. Galway hurling experienced both ends of that spectrum in the space of a fortnight.

There are some names that become inseparable from a place, a time and a feeling. In Galway, the name Paul Clancy will forever be synonymous with bright days at Croke Park, heroic homecomings and the return of belief to a county that had waited too long to celebrate.