9 h. ago Judge grants prosecutors extra time in preparing case against Catriona Carey

Former Ireland international hockey player charged with 46 offences under the Companies Act

Events

14 h. ago Uisce Éireann chair: Dublin's drinking water supply will be 'very tight' in the next few years

Jerry Grant says judicial reviews have slowed important projects that are needed for the growing population.

Politics

15 h. ago National Sustainability Win for Galway printing company iSupply

Galway’s own sustainable printing partner iSupply Ltd. has been declared the 2025 Sustainable Small Business of the Year at the Sustainable Business Awards. The awards, run by PwC and the Business Post, recognises companies who display a true commitment to environmental and social responsibility, and employ good governance to empower their staff and clients to […] The post National Sustainability Win for Galway printing company iSupply appeared first on Connacht Tribune - Galway City Tribune.

Politics

19 h. ago Water system ‘in a desperate state’, says Uisce Éireann chair

New approach needed if goal of 50,000 homes a year to be achievable, according to Jerry Grant

Politics

43 h. ago Robbie Henshaw: ‘Playing at Croke Park is something I will never take for granted’

Leinster and Ireland centre eyes Champions Cup game against Harlequins and Lions berth on Australia summer tour

Events

60 h. ago GAA Catfish: School agrees to temporarily stop disciplinary process against teacher

Mr Justice Brian Cregan last week granted Niamh Farrell a short-term injunction restraining Coláiste Éanna from continuing the disciplinary process

Politics

3 d. ago Coast Guard helicopter to conduct training over Lough Swilly today

Notice: The Irish Coast Guard helicopter will be in action off Dunree, Inishowen on a training exercise this evening (Tuesday).… The post Coast Guard helicopter to conduct training over Lough Swilly today appeared first on Donegal Daily.

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3 d. ago Tomorrow's Corrib Beo lunchtime talk to focus on 'Connecting Corrib Communities'

This article first appeared on Galway Bay FM Tomorrow’s Corrib Beo lunchtime talk at Galway City Museum is to focus on ‘Connecting Corrib Communities’ It will explore the deep-rooted fishing traditions and prehistoric past of Oughterard and The Claddagh. The speaker is Bill Daly, the local archaeologist with the Oughterard Culture and Heritage Group. He […] The post Tomorrow's Corrib Beo lunchtime talk to focus on 'Connecting Corrib Communities' appeared first on Connacht Tribune - Galway City Tribune.

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3 d. ago Naas court granted vast majority of legal loophole orders under which drivers got 24

Twenty-seven of 33 one-day disqualification orders granted over two years were by Naas District Court

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3 d. ago Imirce archive of Irish emigrants’ letters supported by Carnegie Corporation of New York

An archive of letters and memoirs – painting a personal and intimate picture of the reality of life for thousands of Irish emigrants to North America – will be available to the general public, thanks to a significant grant announced earlier this month Imirce, the University of Galway project, was awarded a grant of $300,000 […] The post Imirce archive of Irish emigrants’ letters supported by Carnegie Corporation of New York appeared first on Connacht Tribune - Galway City Tribune.

Events

4 d. ago Small grants available for empowering communities in Inishowen

Community organisations in Inishowen are being invited to apply for the 2024 Small Grants Fund to help ‘contribute towards building… The post Small grants available for empowering communities in Inishowen appeared first on Donegal Daily.

Politics

4 d. ago Galway woman on her journey to help combat vision impairment in Guatemala

Ailish O’Reilly’s recent journey to Guatemala wasn’t just a trip; it was an eye-opener in every sense. Because she and her team are battling vision impairment in communities where basic eye care is scarce. The Woodford woman is no stranger to dangerous foreign climes – previously she spent six years as an aid worker in […] The post Galway woman on her journey to help combat vision impairment in Guatemala appeared first on Connacht Tribune - Galway City Tribune.

Politics

4 d. ago Ireland can’t take success of biopharma and chemical industries for granted

Government needs to take steps at home and in the European Union to ensure continued competitiveness of the sector

Politics

5 d. ago High levels of winter vomiting bug in the communities, HPSC warns

Norovirus normally surges in winter, often boosted by increased socialising.

Events

5 d. ago Minister of State Urges Eligible Households to Avail of Free Solar Panel Grant

This article first appeared on Galway Bay FM Minister of State Seán Canney is calling on households with medically vulnerable individuals to explore the SEAI Medically Vulnerable Solar PV System grant. The grant is a fully funded initiative designed to assist those dependent on electrically powered medical equipment and provides free solar panels to qualifying […] The post Minister of State Urges Eligible Households to Avail of Free Solar Panel Grant appeared first on Connacht Tribune - Galway City Tribune.

Politics

6 d. ago Culdaff Development Association welcomes biodiversity grant funding

The Culdaff Development Association has welcomed the announcement of new grant funding that will aid biodiversity efforts across Inishowen. They… The post Culdaff Development Association welcomes biodiversity grant funding appeared first on Donegal Daily.

Politics

6 d. ago Fighting for Justice: How Guatemala’s Indigenous communities recover from conflict

Alejandra Castillo of Trócaire looks at the important work being done in climate-affected communities in Guatemala.

Events

7 d. ago Donegal businesses empowered through ‘Believe in Branding and Vision’ event

As part of Donegal Local Enterprise Week 2025, the “Believe in Branding and Vision: Building a Strong Identity for Business… The post Donegal businesses empowered through ‘Believe in Branding and Vision’ event appeared first on Donegal Daily.

Economics

7 d. ago Inishowen cancer survivor insists on action ahead of second hospital protest

Inishowen cancer care campaigner Roseena Doherty Toner has announced she will stage a second protest outside Letterkenny University Hospital, demanding… The post Inishowen cancer survivor insists on action ahead of second hospital protest appeared first on Donegal Daily.

Events

8 d. ago Schools and groups across Donegal urged to apply for music education grants

New grants are available for music education in Donegal schools, and local music groups and organisations should apply, a Fine… The post Schools and groups across Donegal urged to apply for music education grants appeared first on Donegal Daily.

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