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“I told you it could be done” Change – it happens so fast Change is happening so fast these days not because of technology advances but because of advances in human ability to visualise, adapt and change.  Every day we hear of some new invention or technological advancement so futuristic that people’s mind are boggled… Read more »

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An old children’s graveyard—historically known as a Lisheen, has been restored to a proper state by the local community thanks to local Cllr Jarlath McDonagh, making a grant of €1,250 available for the project from his discretionary notice of motion funding. Cllr McDonagh said this week after the Lisheen was consecrated and a special mass… Read more »

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Minister for the Office of Public Works, Deputy Brian Hayes is set to travel to Claregalway next Tuesday (the 25th July) to open Claregalway Bridge which was upgraded significantly after Christmas 2009 flooding. And local Senator Fidelma Healy Eames has welcomed the completion of the works, at the cost of €8 million for the flood… Read more »

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DES is an enterprise led training body set up to provide training to start up enterprises, family run businesses as well as SMEs in the manufacturing and hospitality sectors in the Border , midlands and West of Ireland. Skillnets is an enterprise-led support body dedicated to the promotion and facilitation of learning as a key… Read more »

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DES is an enterprise led training body set up to provide training to start up enterprises, family run businesses as well as SMEs in the manufacturing and hospitality sectors in the Border , midlands and West of Ireland. Skillnets is an enterprise-led support body dedicated to the promotion and facilitation of learning as a key… Read more »

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Sean Gallagher supports Developing Enterprises Skillnet on visit to Galway Developing Enterprises Skillnet in association with WIN – West of Ireland Networking will host a workshop open to the public on ‘Strategies for Irish Companies Entering the US market’ which will also have Sean Gallagher in attendance on July 15th from 10am to 1pm in… Read more »

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Three Galway rowers were in action at the prestigious Lucerne Regatta, third of the World Cup series, this past weekend. Tribesmen’s Siobhán McCrohan earned a Bronze medal in the Lightweight Single Scull; NUIG’s Niall Kenny was one place off bronze in the Lightweight Quad Scull, and Tribesmen’s Lisa Dilleen featured in the Double Scull. The… Read more »

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The death has occurred of Eileen Cullinan of Carrowkeel, Claregalway, Galway. Reposing at Claregalway Mortuary Chapel from 5.30pm this Tuesday evening. Removal at 7.30pm to the adjoining church. Mass tomorrow Wednesday at 11am. Funeral afterwards to Claregalway Cemetery. Date of death: Monday July 4th 2011.  

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Hi everyone, I hope things are good with you. I have decided to run in the Ethiopian Great Run on Sunday the 27th of November 2011 in Addis Ababa in Ethiopia and I am looking or asking people to join me in this run or walk or if you want to crawl to raise funds… Read more »

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Thought for the week – Paving the way One thing that I have noticed from my many years living in Africa and Asia is that in tribal cultures the elderly play an important role. They are the keepers of that cultures memories and the holders of wisdom. As such, the elderly are honored and respected… Read more »

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Minister for Education, Ruairí Quinn, has confirmed the long-awaited secondary school for Claregalway will open in two years time. Galway West Labour TD Derek Nolan today received confirmation that the school will be opened in September 2013. According to Deputy Nolan, around 1700 children are attending primary schools in Claregalway and surrounding areas. These children… Read more »