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Gardai refuse to hand over file on disappearance of dead son as dad receives mystery letter in tragic twist

In another twist in the tragic 26-year investigation, Denis Walsh Snr spoke publicly for the first time that a letter was delivered to his home last year which claimed his son was murdered by a man in Limerick

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Irish Rail block 'cheap trains to Dublin hack' after it goes viral on social media

Instead of paying average prices of between €43 and €66 return, they were able to bag rates of between €31 and €35 return.

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Planning body admits climate plan not considered when approving Galway ring road

Plans to relieve traffic congestion in and around the city is now up for review

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Irish pubs that serve the best and worst pints of Guinness revealed in surprising new study

Figures show the location of the perfect pint of Guinness in Ireland is in Galway, with a total score of 8.53 out of 10

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Diners stunned as young boys enter fast-food chain on horses before whipping them

Customers at a Supermac's fast food chain in Galway in Ireland were left stunned after two young lads made their way into the restaurant on horseback

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RTE viewers hail rowing hero Damian Browne as 'inspirational' after Late Late Show appearance

Damian Browne arrived to Galway are 112 days at sea rowing across the Atlantic Ocean.

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Who is Damian Browne? From Leinster rugby career, defying death and rowing the Atlantic

Damian spent a rough 112 days crossing the Atlantic Ocean, and is no stranger to extreme adventures, and is appearing on the Late Late Show to discuss his 112-day journey called ‘Project Empower

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Padraic Joyce set for three more years as Galway boss

Joyce had already completed his initial three-year term and should he go the distance with this one he would outlast his predecessor Kevin Walsh for longevity by completing six seasons at the helm having been appointed in late 2019.

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Galway United to enter team in the Women's National League from next season

Senior, u-19 and u-17 women's sides will all be created for the 2023 season.

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Ryan Tubridy goes for drinks with Padraic Joyce during Galway visit

The Late Late Show host took time out of his busy schedule during the trip to shoot the breeze with the Galway legend.

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Ex-Leinster star returns home after 112 days at sea rowing from New York to Galway

Damian Browne departed Manhattan on June 14th.

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Damian Browne was seconds from disaster after hitting rocks before triumphant return to Galway in rowing record

He described it as a "very tense and stressful" night in an emotional video

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Gardai rush to beach after Damian Browne becomes first person to row from New York to Galway

The 42-year-old and his vessel Cushlamachree spent 112 days at sea

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Gardaí rush to beach after Irishman Damian Browne becomes first ever to row from New York to Galway

Damian left Manhattan on June 14

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Rossa Ryan's father disgusted and horrified by Christophe Soumillon elbow incident

Soumillon has been given a two-month ban by the French racing authorities for causing Galway man Rossa to lose his balance and tumble to the turf during a race at Saint-Cloud

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Galway mental health centre was borrowing money from residents to give to others without their permission, report finds

'It is unacceptable to take advantage of residents in this way; it is a clear denial of a basic human right'

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Away Game: Galway to Go

A new boutique hotel wasn’t the only delightful surprise Nick Howells discovered in the wild west of Ireland

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Galway shop celebrating as local Centra sold jackpot-winning EuroMillions ticket

If you think it's your ticket, you better find it and keep it in a very safe place because it's worth €500k!

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Galway blow as Kieran Molloy suspected to have sustained cruciate knee ligament injury

Tribe and Corofin defender could miss most of next season

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Best and worst place to drink a pint of Guinness in Ireland according to research

Daragh Curran - AKA the Guinness Guru - has drank pints of Guinness in Galway, Limerick, Kerry, Sligo, Donegal, Cork, Derry, Wexford, Kilkenny, Dublin, Waterford, Armagh, Louth, Meath, Fermanagh, Antrim and Kildare

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Where to get the best pint of Guinness in Ireland..and which county serves the worst

The subject of where to get a decent pint can be the source of bitter debate

Irish Mirror

The best and worst counties to get a pint of Guinness in Ireland

One man who knows Guinness better than most, is Daragh Curran, AKA the Guinness Guru, who's amassed a huge cult following on social media for his reviews

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Map shows how much of Ireland could be blown up if a nuclear bomb hit as Vladimir Putin makes threat

There’s been a worrying escalation in the Russia - Ukraine war after Vladimir Putin made yet another nuclear threat to the West. It comes as a frightening interactive map shows what would happen if a nuclear bomb hit Dublin, Galway, Cork and Belfast.

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More than 2,000 HSE data breaches in 2021 including Covid-19 vaccination certificates being sent to the wrong people

Other incidents included the discovery of patient lists outside a public premises in Donegal and on the grounds of a hospital in Galway

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Another day, another brawl: The GAA's attitude to discipline needs to change

Yet another GAA game has been marred by ugly scenes, this time at a club hurling match in Limerick. These sights will become more and more common - unless the GAA finally begin to take disciplinary issues seriously.

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