R.I.P. Christine Flaherty, Carnmore.

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The death has occurred of Christina FLAHERTY (née Kennedy-Lydon) Carnmore, Oranmore, Galway Peacefully at U.H. Galway, sister of the late Michael, Paddy, and Patricia Brogan. Sadly missed by her loving husband Mick, sisters Noreen O’ Connor (Renmore), Margaret Thomson (Ballyforan), Frances Kinneen (Mervue), sisters-in-law Kitty Duggan (Newcastle), Teresa Kennedy- Lydon (Cahercrin), brother-in-law Anthony Brogan, nieces,… Read more »

Claregalway school wins suicide awareness award

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by the Tuam Herald COLÁISTE Bhaile Chláir has won the Cycle Against Suicide Ambassador School Award. It was presented to the school at a ceremony held at the Royal Hospital, Kilmainham. The awards recognised the efforts of 83 schools around Ireland who have completed the Ambassador School Programme, and become actively involved in mental health… Read more »

Claregalway Football updates

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In the North Board Minor Semi-Final it finished Claregalway 2-5 to Monivea Abbey 0-9. Congrats lads and mentors. It was a tense game but ye did it. The U14 Ladies Gold team play Clonbur Ladies in the 1st round of the Championship on Saturday 8th in Knockdoemore with the throw in at 4.00pm .and the U14… Read more »

Making a difference – meal by meal

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Every Saturday morning for 36 years, Mary Corbett got in her car and for two hours, delivered Meals on Wheels Community Catering meals to the people of Galway. She delivered thousands of meals to hundreds of people over the years, made some great friends, and has some extraordinarily wonderful memories. Mary recently retired due to… Read more »

Gardening in October with Klaus Laitenberger

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Dear Fellow Gardeners, I’m always looking forward to October.  It’s usually quite a dry and beautiful month and the colours are amazing.  Unfortunately the beautiful autumn leaves don’t usually last long here in the west – a couple of seasonal gales and they are gone. At the recent Ploughing Championships we (Environmental Pillar) we launched… Read more »

How Does High Vis Work?

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How Does High Vis Work? High-visibility clothing is clothing made of fluorescent material with added reflective tape or shapes. Now for the technical bit… The sun’s ultraviolet rays react with the fluorescent colours to make them appear to ‘glow’ increasing daytime visibility. The effect is stronger in poor light conditions such as in fog or… Read more »

Traffic chaos bonanza for buses

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By Declan Tierney, Connacht Tribune THE traffic bottlenecks encountered by motorists coming in and out of Galway on a daily basis have proven to be a godsend for one business – which is now transporting thousands of additional passengers by bus. Passenger numbers travelling between Tuam and Galway cit on Burkes Buses have increased by… Read more »

Trying to live a meaniful life – by Ronan Scully

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Recently while going through my Nana Scully’s prayer book, I came across a few notes scribbled down on the back pages entitled ‘A Recipe For A Meaningful Life’ and it really got me thinking. We all know that our health is affected by the degree of happiness we feel in our lives. The happier we… Read more »

Claregalway GAA Club September 2016 News

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Well done to our U14 Ladies Sevens panel and management who took part in the Kilmacud Crokes All-Ireland Sevens on Saturday. They came out of their group in the morning and won two knockout games to reach the cup semi-finals. Here they came up against the Dublin Féile Champions Lucan Sarsfields and were unlucky to… Read more »