Galway Travellers renew campaign to ‘build bridges’
Government measures needed to underpin ethnic status, Traveller group says
Government measures needed to underpin ethnic status, Traveller group says
Two Aosdána poets calling for artists to take over cultural capital project’s creative leadership
Presidential candidate claimed President had objected to Traveller halting site in 1968
President Higgins expresses condolences over woman’s death in Claddaghduff
Perceived differences over direction college taking said to be at heart of ‘dispute’
Minister says Government is ‘absolutely committed’ to providing rural broadband
Mediator’s report proposes provision of fast ferry and extended helicopter service
Bylaw would ban buskers from performing in any one place for more than two hours
Route costing €550m includes first ‘bat bridge’ for wildlife and opens five months early
Two-month suspension imposed after it was claimed the coach loudly rebuked swimmer
Catherine Corless welcomes move to consider best practice in event of full excavation
Residents of Mayo island to light bonfire in honour of new American leader
Fine Gael councillor Peter Feeney says march not intended to influence High Court
Anne Byrne made her first recordings in 1954 using a tape recorder she had bought in New York
List of properties nationwide to be drawn up for Minister for Housing Simon Coveney
Future presidents and Proclamation signatories among Gaelic League Oireachtas 1913
Mars Bar bribe swings St Patrick’s Boys’ National School vote leaving Ó Cuiv in cold
Several properties succumb to flooding in spite of efforts with pumps and sandbags
‘Grief turns to anger, anger can sometimes turn to hate - we have to make sure we don’t let that happen’
The family of a woman who has been missing since 1985 are still looking for answers
Flights to the three Aran islands off Galway were disrupted by weather
Flood and climate change factors accounted for, harbour company tells Bord Pleanala
Company has informed residents that flaring from 40m flare stacks could be ‘noisy’
Humanist weddings, funerals and child-naming events becoming very popular
Businesses in south Galway village gave overwhelming support
Call for dedicated rescue fund to deal with volume of material
12.4km route to follow disused Galway-Clifden railway line
Study recommends piloting Rural Economic Development zones to tackle unemployment
Galway County Council closes roads and offers assistance to home-owners in the area
Two-year project to examine evictions from mortgaged, rental and other properties with focus on right to housing
Over 1,000 people attended Niall Donohue's funeral in south Galway village of Kilbeacanty
Taoiseach Enda Kenny among mourners at funeral of Jack and Tom Blaine in Castlebar, Co Mayo, today
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
Weddings, Births, Deaths and other family notices