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Storm Amy to bring damaging winds to island of Ireland

Wind speeds could reach up to 80mph (130km/h) along the most exposed coastal areas.

Evening Standard

UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson's Family Targeted In Cyberstalking Case, New York Man Charged

Shane Daley, 40, of Galway, New York, was arrested on Wednesday on federal cyberstalking charges for allegedly harassing family members of slain UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson with threatening voicemails following the executive’s December murder in Manhattan.

Benzinga

"Women get angry and we are expected to contain our rage but I allowed myself to go there." Irish alt. rockers NewDad share new single Roobosh, announce new album Altar

Galway trio NewDad will release their second album Altar on September 19

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International experts join mass grave excavation at mother and baby home

Personnel from Colombia, Spain, the UK, Canada and the US have joined the team in excavating the mass grave at the site in Tuam, Co Galway.

The Independent UK

Exonerated US death row inmate turned campaigner dies in Irish house fire

Sunny Jacobs died following the blaze at the Sunny Healing Centre in rural Co Galway.

Evening Standard

The world’s first ‘virtual hospital’ is here, and it could change healthcare for good

Galway hospital is getting ‘community virtual care pathways’ for patients with chronic conditions.

TechRadar

10 Unbeatable Destinations For A 2025 Shoulder Season Vacation

Lighter crowds, lower prices and mild weather are attractive reasons to travel off-peak.

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‘A welcome sight after any journey’: readers’ favourite European railway hotels

From Galway to Venice, our tipsters choose their favourite places to stay which are near a train station

The Guardian - UK

Clean-up begins after Storm Bert as thousands still left without power

‘You can’t miss a day’s trade. I think that’s what’s going to really hurt us,’ one Cork business owner said.

Evening Standard

Red rain alert issued for Cork and Galway as Storm Bert set to hit island

Sleet and snow are possible in the north and north west overnight on Friday.

The Independent UK

Discover 5 Must-Visit Gambling Hotspots in Ireland for 2024

With its rich history and vibrant culture, Ireland offers more than breathtaking landscapes and lively pubs. As we enter 2024, the Emerald Isle beckons gamblers with a blend of traditional charm and modern gaming experiences. Whether you're a seasoned player or a curious newcomer, Ireland's gambling hotspots promise excitement and…

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Celtic new boy on benefit of Galway trip, La Masia grounding and Jordi Alba gesture

Barcelona loanee Alex Valle has expressed hope that having a good grasp of English will enable him to integrate into the Celtic squad quickly.

The National (Scotland)

Irish police investigate whether stabbing of army chaplain terror-related

Gardaí believe boy had been radicalised online and bore grudge about Irish peacekeepers in Middle East

The Guardian - UK

I always expect a warm welcome in Ireland. But Galway blew me away

Visiting the races this week, it felt as if there was no better place to be in all the world. No wonder the locals were so proud, writes Adrian Chiles

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A local’s guide to Galway: ‘As a chef I love the food, but it was the culture that first captivated me’

Michelin-starred chef JP McMahon selects his favourite bars, restaurants and beaches ahead of the Galway Races

The Guardian - UK

Galway international arts festival: Reunion; Endgame – review

A family reunion unravels with viciousness and humour in Mark O’Rowe’s new play. And Garry Hynes’s searing direction makes Beckett new

The Guardian - UK

Gerald Dawe obituary

Belfast-born poet, academic and essayist whose work explored the everyday with wit and straightforward syntax

The Guardian - UK

One to watch: NewDad

The Galway alt-rockers are the latest in a rich seam of young Irish bands, with a sound bringing to mind the existential angst of the Cure and New Order

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Irish government condemns burning of hotel set to house asylum seekers

Suspected arson attack at Ross Lake House hotel in Galway called a sinister attempt at intimidation

The Independent UK

Huge fire breaks out at Galway hotel before asylum seekers were set to move in

A criminal damage investigation has been launched after the blaze at the Ross Lake House hotel in County Galway at around 11.35pm on Saturday

The Independent UK

Shopworker trapped in floods as south Galway businesses devastated

A supermarket owner in Clarinbridge has described how the waters rose to 10 feet in 10 minutes on Monday.

MusicRadar

What's it really like to record an album at Abbey Road? We spent a day in the studio with The Clockworks and Bernard Butler to find out

RECORDING WEEK 2023: We’ve all dreamt of making a masterpiece at Abbey Road. For this Galway four-piece, the iconic studio became the real-life HQ for the recording of their debut, produced by Bernard Butler

MusicRadar

What's it really like to record an album at Abbey Road? We spent a day in the studio with The Clockworks and Bernard Butler to find out

We’ve all dreamt of making a masterpiece at Abbey Road. For this Galway four-piece, the iconic studio became the real-life HQ for the recording of their debut, produced by Bernard Butler

Irish Mirror

Galway man, 82, living in the dark in fear after getting €1,000 electricity bill

Pensioner 'terrified' of electricity bills and in shock after receiving €1,000 demand sits alone with the lights out and heat off

Irish Mirror

Game recognises game as Henry Shefflin doffs cap to Limerick's four in a row contenders

Relentless, swarming, punishing green shirts suck the life out of opponents. Its just a question of when, not if

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