3 h. ago Hefring Marine, Northern Ireland Fishermen’s Federation Partner to Advance Fishery Operations

Hefring Marine, Northern Ireland Fishermen’s Federation Partner to Advance Fishery Operations  Marine News Magazine

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4 h. ago Galway Simon Community wins Public Choice Award at National Community Housing Awards

This article first appeared on Galway Bay FM Galway Simon Community has won the Public Choice Award at the ICSH Community Housing Awards for its flagship housing development, Sómas. It’s a development of 10 high-quality, A-rated one-bedroom apartments on a formerly derelict site in Galway City. The homes are purpose-built for older people and people […] The post Galway Simon Community wins Public Choice Award at National Community Housing Awards appeared first on Connacht Tribune - Galway City Tribune.

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4 h. ago TikTok Awards UK & Ireland 2025 Returns With Sky As Headline Partner

TikTok Awards UK & Ireland 2025 Returns With Sky As Headline Partner  Net Influencer

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5 h. ago Dublin City Council aims to stamp out bonfires before they’re lit this Halloween

Dublin City Council aims to stamp out bonfires before they’re lit this Halloween  Dublin Live

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6 h. ago Leonard and Hungry Paul review: Droll Dublin dramedy narrated by Julia Roberts is Normal People for nerds

Leonard and Hungry Paul review: Droll Dublin dramedy narrated by Julia Roberts is Normal People for nerds  The Irish Times

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6 h. ago Tenant made homeless over landlord's refusal to sign HAP form for apartment awarded €2k

The Workplace Relations Commission ruled that the owner of an apartment in Cork city had breached the Equal Status Act over his refusal to sign the HAP form.

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6 h. ago Plane that skidded off Hong Kong runway made emergency landing in Shannon in 2021

Two people died in Hong Kong last night after a cargo aircraft skidded off a runway and collided with a security patrol car before both fell into the sea.

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7 h. ago Bank of Ireland could have to pay €400m in compensation over UK car loans scandal

People who fell victim to motor finance mis-selling could be eligible for around €805 in compensation on average.

Economics

7 h. ago High speed fibre broadband now available for over 2,000 Barnaderg premises

This article first appeared on Galway Bay FM High speed fibre broadband is now available for almost 2,800 premises near Barnaderg. That includes homes, farms and businesses across the area, along with parts of Tuam, Cooloo and Moyne Meanwhile, as part of the National Broadband Plan, works have been completed in other areas, including Athenry, […] The post High speed fibre broadband now available for over 2,000 Barnaderg premises appeared first on Connacht Tribune - Galway City Tribune.

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7 h. ago City insurance firm partners with 'Best Buddies' to support people with disabilities

This article first appeared on Galway Bay FM City-based travel insurance firm MAWDY has partnered with non-profit ‘Best Buddies’ to support people with intellectual disabilities. Best Buddies is a global volunteer led organisation and this partnership will bring its ‘Transitions’ programme to Ireland for the first time. Over 12 months, it’ll offer skills-building workshops, personal […] The post City insurance firm partners with 'Best Buddies' to support people with disabilities appeared first on Connacht Tribune - Galway City Tribune.

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8 h. ago McCann FitzGerald welcomes Liam Heylin as antitrust and competition partner

McCann FitzGerald welcomes Liam Heylin as antitrust and competition partner  Irish Legal News

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10 h. ago 'A new low': Connolly hits out at Humphreys' comments as campaign enters final week

The Fine Gael TD said she “never tried to make money out of people’s misfortune”, referring to Connolly’s work as a barrister during the economic crash.

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10 h. ago Over 100 people expected to climb Errigal for tragic Carl this Sunday

Up to 100 people are expected to climb Donegal’s iconic Errigal Mountain this Sunday 26th October in memory of a… The post Over 100 people expected to climb Errigal for tragic Carl this Sunday appeared first on Donegal Daily.

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11 h. ago 18th anniversary: Gardaí appeal for information on the murder of Paul Quinn

Gardaí believe that people in the community have information related to the murder.

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11 h. ago Paul Quinn's mother pleads for people to 'give us justice' on 18th anniversary of son's murder

Gardaí believe that people in the community have information related to the murder.

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12 h. ago Abuse charity says record number of people sought help last year

The organisation, One In Four, said they saw an increase in men seeking help in 2024.

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12 h. ago Una Mullally: I love MetroLink, but must it be at the expense of Stephen’s Green?

In years to come, people will wonder why we agreed to put a station in the city’s most beloved public space

Politics

12 h. ago Gardaí offer timely advice on preventing burglaries as long nights draw in

As the darker evenings draw in, Gardaí have heralded the winter phase of Operation Thor – with some timely advice on preventing burglaries in the home, particularly in rural or isolated areas. And key to combatting this crime is ensuring a light in your house from dusk every evening, whether you’re there or not – […] The post Gardaí offer timely advice on preventing burglaries as long nights draw in appeared first on Connacht Tribune - Galway City Tribune.

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12 h. ago Minister turns sod on €23.6m housing scheme – and opens two other developments

Minister for Housing, Local Government and Heritage James Browne has officially broken ground on a €23.6 million mixed-tenure housing development in Claregalway – and opened housing developments in Ardrahan and Tuam on his whistlestop tour of the county. The 88-unitClaregalway scheme, led by Galway County Council and supported by €12m funding from the Department of […] The post Minister turns sod on €23.6m housing scheme – and opens two other developments appeared first on Connacht Tribune - Galway City Tribune.

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12 h. ago Headford’s Little Libraries born from own woman’s lifelong love of reading

From as far back as she can remember, Emma Halloran loved nothing more than losing herself in a book. From fantasy to science fiction, mystery to horror, and dystopia to literary realism, she would spend hours exploring different worlds and immersing herself in the stories at her fingertips. A voracious reader all through her childhood, […] The post Headford’s Little Libraries born from own woman’s lifelong love of reading appeared first on Connacht Tribune - Galway City Tribune.

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