Family fun at Toghermore this weekend

Front Tmore Fun Day

YOU can get out and enjoy a Family Fun Day on the extensive grounds of Toghermore House this Sunday. The event will not only showcase the campus which is home to the area’s mental health services, but it will also raise funds for the local branch of the Irish Wheelchair Association and Tuam and District [...]

Call for traffic calming changes after fatal crash on N17

By TOM GILMORE MORE questions are being asked regarding controversial traffic calming measures at Carraghy, Knockdoe following the death of 23-year-old Martin Naughton from Bodane in a crash there in the early hours of Monday morning. Martin, the elder son in a family of four children of Tom and Bernie Naughton was the sole occupant [...]

Children going hungry to school — teachers share their lunches

By TOM GILMORE CHILDREN are going to school without any breakfast. And teachers, who often shared their lunches with some of them in the past can no longer do so. because the situation has got so bad. That’s according to members of Co Galway Vocational Education Committee. While Oranmore Cllr Liam Carroll said that “some [...]

Taoiseach to see evidence of his mother’s work in Mountbellew

WHEN Taoiseach Enda Kenny visits Mountbellew’s Colaiste an Chreagáin on Friday week, May 31, he will be presented with a folder of some of his late mother’s work and correspondence from her time there as a teacher. Prior to her marriage to Enda’s father, Henry Kenny, the then Maire E (Eithne) McGinley taught at the [...]

Transformed facilities to enhance summer season at Tuam Stadium

By JACQUELINE HOGGE GALWAY’S summer of football may have been cut short at the weekend, but Tuam Stadium is hoping a recent makeover will see a long, fruitful campaign of club championship action enjoyed by the masses at the famous north Galway ground. Once considered a no-go area, even for those in direst need, the [...]

A Killererin man on top of the world

FRONT Peter on Everest

ON THE ROOF OF THE WORLD: Killererin man Peter O’Connell reached the summit of Mount Everest on Monday, following a climb in aid of Pieta House. He is pictured here with Sherpa Mingma who accompanied him on the final ascent.

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A spud at night could lead you to a brighter morning

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