The first night of training for Claregalway Handball Club took place last Sunday 14th November. The training is open to all kids 9 years and up, who are or were pupils of Claregalway, Carnmore and Bawnmore National Schools. On the first day of training over 50 children from 9-14 turned up and enjoyed the hour… Read more »
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Irish-speaking Teddy tops for Christmas… Bábớgbaby Available locally at Video Paradiso, Riveroaks 091 798521 open 7 days THE WORLD’S first Irish speaking teddy bear has won top prizes throughout the world. The teddy bear is the brain child of Galway man Adrian Devane. He has also won many gold awards for this electronic bear in a variety… Read more »
Below is the interactive edition of the November 2010 Nuacht Chláir, featuring local news such as the Hurricane which knocked a 100 year old tree in Claregalway village; information on Claregalway Active Retirement Association, and more.
Get that Job! Would you like to be able to design a personal presentation that will set you apart from the majority of other jobseekers? Would you like to know how to develop an entrepreneurial mindset? Would you like to bring your business to the next level? If you answered “yes” to any of the… Read more »
Engineers are awaiting the all-clear from archaeologists before beginning major flood relief work on Claregalway bridge. The works also involved demolishing Crusheeny bridge located between Claregalway and Cregmore bridges and replacing it with a new structure. It had been hoped to have the works completed sooner but the archaeological survey in Claregalway as well as… Read more »
Oisín Concannon of Irish Organic Weed Killer was recognised for his outstanding achievements and entrepreneurial endeavours at the awards night hosted by JCI Galway last Friday night in the Galway Bay Hotel. Following a rigorous contest of interviews and on-site visits to the business, the title of JCI Galway Young Entrepreneur of the Year went… Read more »
R.I.P. Alan Howard—November 7th 2010 (suddenly), beloved husband of Aislinn Bradley and much loved stepfather of Mia. Deeply mourned and sadly missed by his loving wife and stepdaughter, mother Marie, brother David, sisters Laura and Jean, nephews and niece, relatives and many friends. Reposing at the family home in Carnmore tomorrow (Wednesday) from 4pm to 7pm…. Read more »
DELAYED flood relief work on Claregalway bridge is expected to begin before Christmas once an extensive archaeological survey has been completed. It had been hoped to have the works started before now but a revised plan involving the putting in place of two Bailey type temporary bridges across the Clare to prevent major traffic disruption… Read more »
ALL NEW WINTER CLASSES SCHEDULE FROM 1st November 2010 Creche available Monday, Wednesday & Friday 9.30AM – 12AM Classes Now Running for a 6 Week November Session 2010
Claregalway Handball Club held an open evening yesterday, Wednesday October 27th in Claregalway GAA Clubhouse (beside Community Centre) at 7pm. The Club intends to offer training and coaching for interested players aged 9 years and over. At this time registration is limited to pupils attending Claregalway, Carnmore and Bawnmore schools. For further information, contact PRO… Read more »
“UNBELIEVABLE and unreal” complications around the flood relief works at Claregalway have delayed construction of the ‘flood eye’ at the bridge but good progress is expected in the coming months, according to Galway County Council. County Manager Martina Maloney announced a further €100,000 has now been allocated for projects around the county to avoid a… Read more »
The proposed second level school for Claregalway may be delayed according to Deputy Padraic McCormack who described the Minister for Education’s reply to a Dáil question on the matter as “disappointing” and unclear. “The Minister in her reply claims that the numbers of post primary pupils required in the general area will only be reached in… Read more »
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Beautiful photo taken this evening by Marie Dempsey at 7pm while saying the Rosary at the Grotto in Claregalway Church.
