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There was a large turnout at the opening of the Claregalway Museum located at the Smyth Forge complex at Loughgeorge. Speaking at the opening Tom Lenihan said this project would not have happened without the co-operation of the Smyth family. He paid tribute to the hardworking committee who undertook the challenge of developing this project,… Read more »
The Connacht College of Design is offering a diploma course in Professional Interior Design. It will be held in Oranmore and bookings are being taken now. Interior Design is a great career, as it is easy to earn extra money working part-time or full-time with very little expense. This course is a combination workshops and lectures…. Read more »
Forbairt Scoile / School Development Ba mhaith leis an Bord Baisintíochta nuacht faoi forbairt na scoile a thabhairt do thusmitheoirí agus caomhnóirí na scoile. Fuaireadh dearbhú ón Roinn Oideachais seanphíosa na scoile a leagadh agus seomraí ranganna nua a thógáil. The Board of Management of Claregalway NS is delighted to announce that it has secured… Read more »
We are all about fun times, and most of all, bringing joy to others through dance. SL Dance Technics is an award winning school of dance based in Abbeyknockmoy. With over fifteen years of excellence, and established as one of the leading dance schools in County Galway, SL Dance Technics prides itself on quality teaching, offering fun and… Read more »
The death has occurred of Bridie (Bridget) Cummins (née Johnston) of Gortatleva, Claregalway, Galway and formerly Rockwood, Claregalway. Predeceased by her husband Michael. Sadly missed by her daughters Marie and Geraldine, sister, brother, son in-law, her adoring grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Deeply regretted by her extended family, relatives and friends. Reposing at the Mortuary Chapel Claregalway on… Read more »
Some of Galway’s most iconic buildings are set to go gold this weekend as part of an initiative to highlight awareness of children’s cancer. The Light It Up Gold event is being held worldwide and will see hundreds of landmarks illuminated in gold over the coming week. September is Childhood Cancer Awareness Month and gold is in the… Read more »
Patricia Ruane from Monivea, County Galway has opened a new Podiatry Practice in Cloon, Claregalway. Patricia attended Fiorello H. La Guardia College in the US where she excelled as a student, receiving numerous awards for outstanding academic achievement, including placement on the Dean’s List each year. She also obtained her Nursing Degree at the college…. Read more »
Corrib School of Irish Dancing Beginner’s classes 2014 resume: Wednesday 10th September in Claregalway School from 3–4:45pm Wednesday 10th September in Carnmore Community Centre from 5–6:30pm Thursday 11th September in SMA House, Claregalway from 5–6:30pm Friday 12th September in Turloughmore Community Centre from 5:30–6:30pm Learn Irish dancing in a fun and nurturing environment. Beginners and newcomers are always welcome…. Read more »
Galway Rural Development Co Ltd is organising four courses in Occupational First Aid for those working or volunteering with young people. The courses will be delivered in four different venues around the county over one weekend per course commencing on Friday evening. Provisional Dates 26–28th September 3rd–5th October 10–12th October 17–19th October The course carries… Read more »
Bridge is said to be the Rolls Royce of card games, offering the suspense of poker and the excitement of athletic sports in a social setting. It is enjoyed by millions of people all over the world due to its unending variety. It is the most stimulating, most intriguing, most fascinating and most challenging of… Read more »
Site clearance work has begun in Galway city on the site of the new Applegreen filling station on the Tuam Road, which is expected to open in the New Year—with expectations that it will trigger a fuel price war. It is believed that about twenty full and part-time jobs will be created by the new station. Final permission… Read more »
Figures showing the projected usage of the new motorway from Tuam to Gort have prompted renewed calls for the Claregalway bypass. There are up to 30,000 vehicle movements through Claregalway each day which has made it into one of the country’s worst bottlenecks. But there were raised eyebrows this week with projections that just 7,200 vehicles… Read more »
Beautiful photo taken this evening by Marie Dempsey at 7pm while saying the Rosary at the Grotto in Claregalway Church.
