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  • County Fleadh returns to Clifden

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    Posted on 18/05/2012 by Marie Madden
    Clifden is to host the Galway County Fleadh this weekend. The event will run from 18 to 20 May and will be a “great weekend of music, song and dance” that promises to bring in people from all over Galway, Connaught and beyond. The competitions will take place on the Saturday and Sunday of the weekend in the Clifden Community School and West Connemara Leisure Centre and are open to the public.
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  • Scaled-back port plan to offer ‘better value’

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    Posted on 18/05/2012 by Conor Harrington
    CamView02HiResv01_2.jpg A scaled back plan for the re-development of Galway Port will provide the city with a “world-class facility”, but offer “better value” as well as a reduced environmental impact. That’s according to Galway Harbourmaster, Captain Brian Sheridan, who expects to welcome the first boats into the new facility by 2017, subject to a planning application to be submitted this August.
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  • Rewards for Galway diners

    Category: News
    Posted on 18/05/2012 by Hilary Martyn
    We are accustomed to supermarket club cards and now Galway diners are to be rewarded for their continued custom.   Eat Galway, the brand behind Cava Spanish Restaurant, Aniar Restaurant and Eat at Massimo, has launched a new loyalty club.   All diners are invited to join and benefit from discounts when dining and any of the three restaurants.
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County Fleadh returns to Clifden

Category: News
Clifden is to host the Galway County Fleadh this weekend.
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Scaled-back port plan to offer ‘better value’

Category: News
A scaled back plan for the re-development of Galway Port will provide the city with a “world-class facility”, but offer “better value” as well as a reduced environmental impact.
Read more…

Rewards for Galway diners

Category: News
We are accustomed to supermarket club cards and now Galway diners are to be rewarded for their continued custom.
Read more…

Bruton’s second referendum slip ends ‘Yes’ argument - Libertas

Category: News
Minister for Enterprise Richard Bruton has ended any effective argument for a ‘YES’ vote in the upcoming referendum, according to Libertas.
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