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There’s a new unease rippling across the countryside — not a fear of wolves or weather, but of wings. The wild birds that once symbolised freedom, grace, and the turn of the seasons have become, in the eyes of many farmers, harbingers of ruin. The spectre of avian influenza — bird flu — now hangs heavily over Ireland’s farms, coops, and even the bird tables of our gardens.

Two of Galway’s most famous boxers, world title challenger Sean Mannion and Olympian Francie Barrett, feature in a new book entitled Fight of My Life, now available on Amazon.

Cork singer-songwriter Allie Sherlock will perform at Monroe’s Live this Saturday, November 8, as part of her tour, Damage Control.

Selecting the correct career progression option following your Leaving Cert or at any other stage in life is a major challenge for any of us. For the majority of those reflecting on this dilemma today the ultimate answer will be found in receiving and accepting a CAO offer in late August 2026.

Three acclaimed Irish singer-songwriters, Rachel Goode, Colm Gavin, and Kenan Flannery, will take to the stage at the Backstage venue at Monroe’s Live this Halloween night, Friday, October 31, at 7.30pm.

Galway Community College of Further Education has always been a place where students can unlock their potential and pursue meaningful educational and career paths. It offers a welcoming environment that encourages growth, learning, and personal development.

Choosing what to study — and where — is one of the most important decisions you will make in your life. For many students, that choice does not stop at selecting a subject or university within their own country. Increasingly, young people are looking beyond their borders and considering universities overseas.

So you like cars…but have you ever considered the industry for your career. Ireland’s motor industry is one of the country’s most diverse and dynamic employment sectors, providing jobs for more than 40,000 people and contributing significantly to the national economy.

Maigh Cuilinn will travel to the Killarney Sports & Leisure Centre on Saturday evening in search of something they have not produced since early October: a composed, 40-minute performance that withstands pressure and travels.

It was not the high note Connacht had sought to finish their first series of BKT URC fixtures, but the season is far from over, and new coach Stuart Lancaster has reason to be cautiously optimistic.