Monday 20 January, 2020
Roscommon were beaten by six points at Hyde Park today.
Cope Galway said one women last year had to choose between staying in an abusive household with her sons or living in the refuge without them.
‘It’s probably a bit unfair for us to just expect him to be available for every single minute.’
The 2017 and 2018 All-Star takes over from David Burke.
Robert Finnerty says his father Anthony supports Galway whenever they come up against Mayo.
The Tribesmen renew their rivalry with neighbours Mayo to kick off their 2020 campaign.
The incident took place at around 5.20pm yesterday evening.
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One man was released without charge.
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The incident happened on the Clifden Road at around 5.15pm yesterday evening.
There’s plenty happening around the country over the festive season.
Plans for a Direct Provision centre were abandoned after weeks of protests by locals.
Galway and Mayo bore most of the damage from the storm.
The storm caused damage across the country, particularly in Galway and the west.
Frank Browne joins Tim Rabbitt’s management team, having last been over the Dublin camógs.
There was a big drop in Galway’s fundraising income following the revelations at last year’s convention.
‘While we desire nothing but the best for all Galway GAA inter-county teams, we are assessing our future over the coming weeks.’
The Tribesmen got the better of the Banner in Ballinderreen.
Contact, persistent fouling, puck-outs, frees, goalscoring and penalties are all covered.
A new monitoring report was published today by the Galway Traveller Movement.
Investigating gardaí are following a definite line of enquiry.
Noel Lenihan told the court he was acting in self defence when he stabbed Christopher McGrath.
Colm Callanan announced the news with a brilliant statement – and confirmed that he has accepted a coaching role in the set-up.
Galway Community Circus said this week it had become another business affected by the “national insurance sector crisis”.
Galway and Kilkerrin-Clonberne twins Louise and Nicola Ward are hoping for a week of firsts as they line out in the All-Ireland club final on Saturday.
Conor Fitzgerald’s penalty edged the western province to their impressive victory.
Galway’s teenage number one Sarah Healy also completed her Leaving Cert this summer.
Areas like Munster have seen large increases in rent prices this year compared to 2018.
After both suffering gut-wrenching injuries last year, Louise and Nicola Ward are leading the way for Kilkerrin-Clonberne and Galway.
Shane O’Neill replaces Micheál Donoghue on a two-year term.
Kevin McGrath was last seen at Eyre Square in Galway city.
A major search was launched after the alarm was raised just after 8pm in Kinvara last night.
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GARDAÍ HAVE LOCATED a missing Galway teenager.
Linda Mhelembe, 17, was reported missing on 23 October.
Gardaí said she was located safe and well. They thanked the public and media for their assistance in the search.
Olivia Divilly is a key player for Kilkerrin-Clonberne against Kilbride tomorrow.
Investigations are ongoing.
Gary Sice was the All-Ireland champions’ last-gasp hero on Sunday – but there’s more than that to discuss.
Lonely Planet describes Galway as “brilliantly bohemian”.
Niamh Kilkenny won the senior player award with manager Cathal Murray also honoured.
Cathal Whelan was last seen out socialising in Clifden town on Tuesday night.
THIS WEEK, IRELAND’S main political parties are expected to give more specific details of their plans on taxes and public spending if they form the next government.
It’ll come the same week as world leaders and influential heads of business descend on the Swiss resort of Davos for the annual World Economic Forum.
Ahead of the summit, Oxfam has reported figures which show that the world’s 2,153 billionaires own more wealth than the 4.6 billion poorest people who make up 60% of the world’s population.
The charity has called for governments to crack down on tax loopholes and to create fairer fiscal systems to allow for greater investment on public services.
One proposal would be to bring in a 0.5% wealth tax on the 1% of the State’s highest earners, which it’s estimated could add around €2 billion a year to the Irish economy.
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The bank worker is paying back a loan and trying to curb spending.
As a self-confessed political anorak, Larry Donnelly is looking forward to the race.
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