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The death has occurred of Martin Grealish Parnell Avenue, Mervue, Galway (formerly Carnmore, Co. Galway) in his 95th year; (peacefully) after a short illness; Dearly beloved husband of Katie and much loved father of Netta, Maura and Patricia. Deeply regretted by his wife and daughters, son-in-law Mike, sister Kitty, sisters-in-law, granddaughters Susan and Jennifer and… Read more »
Identity Crisis by thereluctantemigrant Just when I thought it couldn’t get worse….. Last year, at this exact time of the year I muttered about having an identity crisis of sorts. It was heavily prompted by three days of celebrations, International Women’s Day, Mother’s Day and St. Patrick’s Day. All these massively thought-provoking days ultimately leave me… Read more »
Best Lighting: Dalkey Players..”The Mill on the Floss” Best Setting: Nenagh Players..”What Happened Bridgie Cleary” Best Sound: Corofin Dramatic Society…”Life Sucks” Best Stage Crew: Holy Cross Best Supporting Actress (Confined) Anna Flaherty as Izzy in “Rabbit Hole”, Glenamaddy Players Best Supporting Actor (Confined) Patrick Coneran as Jason… Read more »
The death has occurred of Val (Malachy) Glenane Baunmore, Claregalway, Galway Son of the late Willie and Mary, brother of the late Peter and Kitty. Peacefully, surrounded by his loving family; sisters Mary Bradley (Bermingham), Bridie Lavin (Sligo), Anne Curran, Sally Gaughan (Galway) and Eileen Conlisk (Headford), brothers Brendan (Canada), Paddy (Australia), Johnny (Bermingham) and… Read more »
SURVEY: The Gaeltacht of an tEachreidh spans Annaghadown, Claregalway and Carnmore on the East side of the Corrib in County Galway. It is quite distinct from the Connemara and other Connacht Gaeltachtai, The Coiste in conjunction with a language Planning Officer are progressing the work and as an initial stage a survey of residents in… Read more »
From the Journal.ie From the garden: Grow, Cook, Eat is back on TV this month and we’ll be tackling food waste We’ll be teaching you to grow onions, pumpkins, sweetcorn, courgettes, kale, beans and chillis for all shapes and sizes of gardens, writes Michael Kelly. Michael KellyGrower IF YOU ARE space constrained in your growing,… Read more »
Galway Advertiser Truly tasty and consistent: these are a few words that describe how Treat Cafe has operated in the Galway area for 12 years via its cafes and restaurants in Claregalway and Lackagh, its canteen restaurant called Stock at Athenry Mart, and its Healthy & Hearty catering outlets in a number of schools…. Read more »
A Passion for Gardening and Gardens! Mother’s Day Mothers Day is a day when we honour the mothers in our lives – our mothers, grandmothers and our godmothers. It is a day of celebration, love and thanksgiving for these wonderful women. At Horkans, we really understand how important a mother is and how important it… Read more »
Passport Application by thereluctantemigrant Far from thinking I deserved special treatment just cos I’m Irish n’all, long before the time came that my 3-year-old daughters passport was due to expire, I applied for her new one because I knew that the passport office would likely to be flat our issuing passport to folks that fancied an… Read more »
Onion Sets Dear Fellow Gardeners, Onion Sets We would like to let you know that our onion sets have just arrived. The variety is Forum – it’s a wonderful early maturing variety with round bulbs, great disease resistance and excellent flavour. It is bolt resistant and one of the earliest types to mature. It’s often… Read more »
Spring Gardening with Paraic With spring truly breaking over the last couple of weeks, and Saint Patricks day around the corner, now is a great time to assess your garden and get it prepared for the summer. The shamrock that we so proudly adorn at this time of year to represent our Irish heritage is… Read more »
The Battle of Knockdoe Knockdoe Hill, site of the battle in 1504 The Battle of Knockdoe as painted by John Dalton THE BATTLE OF KNOCKDOE On the 19th August, 1504, a little known battle took place on the low hill of Knockdoe, eight miles north-east of Galway City. Knockdoe or cnoc-tuath “hill of the axes” stands at… Read more »
Beautiful photo taken this evening by Marie Dempsey at 7pm while saying the Rosary at the Grotto in Claregalway Church.
