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Galway News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!

The Daily News Now!

Hosted by Corey with the Story, Galway News Today delivers fast, focused daily updates on the stories shaping Galway—from local news and business to culture, tourism, and community developments. Designed for quick, on-the-go listening, each episode brings you up to speed in minutes. Produced by AI for speed, consistency, and global scale, the show is part of The Daily News Now network—bringing local news to every city in the world and keeping communities connected. Galway News Today is your daily

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1:31

Off the Square Closes After 27 Years | Galway News

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2026/08/18

After 27 years of serving up fresh seafood and warm welcomes, Clifden’s beloved Off the Square is closing its doors for good on September 13th. Owners P.J. and Maureen Heffernan are saying goodbye with heartfelt thanks to staff, customers, and suppliers — even honoring two dearly missed members of their family, Marina and Rory. The restaurant, once a cornerstone of the town, was listed for sale in January, hinting at the end. As locals flood social media with memories of meals, takeaways, and

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1:56

Galway’s Café Lates Returns with New Venues | Galway...

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2026/08/18

Galway’s night scene just got a caffeine-fueled upgrade with Café Lates’ third season, bringing after-hours culture to five cafés including newbies Little Lane and Limited Coffee. From open mics to botanical workshops and Halloween fun, this council-backed initiative turns coffee shops into creative hubs—no booze required—helping locals unwind, connect, and discover Galway’s vibrant, non-traditional nightlife. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow:

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1:04

Sister Margaret Coyne: Light in Darkness | Galway News

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2026/08/18

A beacon of compassion and courage, Sister Margaret Coyne—nun, nurse, midwife, and sister-in-law to Ireland’s former president—passed away, leaving behind a legacy forged in service. Top of her nursing class in Galway, she embraced the Daughters of Charity and ventured to war-torn Ethiopia in 1984. For two decades in Mekele, Tigray, she battled famine, disease, and conflict, mastering eye surgery to combat preventable blindness and founding a clinic that restored sight to thousands—especially

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1:25

Garda Bust Seizes €233K in Cannabis | Galway News

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2026/08/18

Gardaí smashed a major drug bust in Galway on Saturday, seizing suspected cannabis worth €233,000 during Operation Tara—nearly half of it found in Roscam and the rest in Castlepark—with two men arrested and facing charges under the Criminal Justice Act as investigations continue. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN:advertise@thednn.ai This is an automated, high-level news summary based on public

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1:41

Brittany’s Move to Galway Amid Housing Crisis |...

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2026/08/18

An American expat traded LA’s chaos for Galway’s charm—only to find herself in Ireland’s most expensive housing market. Brittany Brooker shares her new life, comparing it to her old one, while Galway’s soaring rents—up 18% in a year, with average two-bedroom units hitting €2,300—leave locals struggling. Despite government claims that rent controls would backfire and housing supply is the real fix, Mayor Helen Ogbu blasts policy as worsening the crisis, pushing workers, students, and families

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1:46

Music & Laughter for Hospital Kids | Galway News

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2026/08/18

Kids in hospitals across Galway and Mayo are about to get a major mood boost thanks to a new program bringing music, laughter, and creative play straight to their bedsides. Inspired by a vibrant workshop in Castlebar led by international vocal improv guru Guillermo Rozenthuler, Aoife’s Clown Doctors — masters of hospital-based comedy, music, and magic — are learning fresh ways to connect with sick kids through spontaneous, joyful performances. The initiative, supported by University Hospital

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1:35

Galway’s Big Housing Push | Galway News

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2026/08/18

Galway’s housing boom is hitting hard with major new developments: Tuam gets 62 social homes via the €15M Farrannamartin project, starting August with completion by April 2028, blending houses, apartments, and bungalows. Just down the road, Castlegar eyes 85 new homes — 61 single-family and 24 duplexes — with infrastructure upgrades including a new bus stop, road junctions, footpath extensions, ESB substation, and landscaping, all set for a decision by October 5th. Funded through the

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Kingston Road Construction Alert | Galway News

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2026/08/18

Kingston Road Construction Alert | Galway News

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1:38

Garda Bust Seizes €233K Cannabis | Galway News

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2026/08/18

Gardaí in County Galway pulled off a major drug bust worth an estimated €233,000, seizing cannabis from two separate locations—Roscam and Castlepark—on August 15, 2026. The first raid netted €122,000 worth of herb, followed by another €111,000 at the second site. Two men, aged in their 40s and 50s, were arrested and are now being held as part of an ongoing investigation into a local distribution network. The seized cannabis is headed to Forensic Science Ireland for testing to confirm its

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1:27

Macnas Gets Permanent Home in Galway | Galway News

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2026/08/18

Galway is set to unveil a groundbreaking, year-round visitor hub powered by the legendary Macnas performance group, with design wizards from England helping shape the magic. This immersive space will blend interactive exhibits and creative workshops, letting visitors experience the spectacle that’s thrilled global audiences since 1986. Backed by the city council, Fáilte Ireland, and Macnas itself, it’s designed not just to attract tourists but to become a living creative engine for artists —

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1:35

Tuam’s Big Housing Boost Unveiled | Galway News

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2026/08/18

Tuam is set to transform with the groundbreaking of Farrannamartin, a €15.1 million social housing project delivering 62 new homes—including adapted units—just a kilometer from town center, set for completion by April 2028. Designed for accessibility and community vibrancy, the development includes a central park, walking paths, and partnerships with local and national agencies to boost housing supply and improve existing infrastructure. Led by OCC Construction, this initiative aims to create

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1:10

Galway’s Food Stars Head to Finals | Galway News

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2026/08/18

Sixteen Galway food producers are racing to the top at Blas na hÉireann, Ireland’s premier food awards, after cutting through 3,000 national entries. Blind tastings by top chefs and experts over June and July crowned these standout makers—from oysters and cheese to chocolates and spirits—as the region’s best. Their journey to the finals in Dingle, October 1–4, is a celebration of local grit and flavor, proving Galway’s rising star status on the Irish food scene. Listen in comfort:Get a

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1:31

Galway and Chicago Build Bridges | Galway News

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2026/08/18

Galway’s Mayor Helen Ogbu and Chicago’s Mayor Brandon Johnson locked in for a powerful, purpose-driven chat focused on shared urban priorities—equity, climate action, education, and cultural vitality. More than just sister cities, Galway and Chicago are forging deeper partnerships through initiatives in arts, schools, and community building, all part of an annual delegation trip that reinforces global Irish ties and drives tangible progress for residents on both sides of the Atlantic.

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1:11

Galway's Child Assessment Backlog Crisis | Galway News

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2026/08/18

Galway faces a crushing backlog of 568 children waiting for critical disability assessments—far exceeding the HSE’s six-month target, with four out of five kids stuck way past that deadline. This crisis, worse than anywhere else in the region, is tearing at families’ nerves as they struggle to access vital health and support services for their children. Deputy Louis OHara has spotlighted this urgent failure, demanding immediate action to clear the backlog and restore timely care for every child

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1:39

Galway and Chicago Forge New Partnership | Galway News

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2026/08/18

Galway’s mayor just returned from a whirlwind Chicago trip aimed at forging deeper ties with the Windy City — and it’s already paying off. On August 11, Galway and Chicagoland Chambers officially signed a Memorandum of Understanding to boost trade, business, and cultural exchange. Mayor Helen Ogbu highlighted Chicago’s deep understanding of migration and community as key drivers for Galway’s future, bringing back best practices from cities like Milwaukee. Delegates from Galway’s top

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1:33

Galway Train Station Sign Slip | Galway News

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2026/08/18

Galway’s new Ceannt Station had a tiny linguistic hiccup—its bilingual “buy” sign mistakenly spelled “Ceannaig” instead of “Ceannaigh.” Iarnród Éireann swiftly apologized, blaming an admin error by the supplier, and promised to fix it ASAP. The goof? Just one vinyl sticker—permanent signage is flawless. A small slip, but a big reminder: even in precision-driven public spaces, attention to detail matters. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow:

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1:27

Galway and Straubing Celebrate 35 Years of Friendship...

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2026/08/18

Galway County Council celebrates 35 years of sister-city ties with Bavarian Straubing — a deep-rooted friendship that began in 1991 and has grown into a vibrant exchange of culture, education, and community across generations. From student exchanges to shared festivals, this partnership proves that cross-border connections built on respect and curiosity can last decades and enrich lives on both sides of the Atlantic. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow:

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1:20

Galway Police Boost Patrols Amid Chief Vacancy |...

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2026/08/18

Commissioner Justin Kelly made a big move in Galway, launching high-visibility patrols running 24/7 while also stressing that filling the vacant Chief Superintendent role—left empty since Gerry Roche’s retirement—is his top priority, with a new leader expected within months. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN:advertise@thednn.ai This is an automated, high-level news summary based on public reporting.Report

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1:28

Wild Weather Swing Hits the West | Galway News

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2026/08/18

Wild weather swings are brewing out west—after a scorching hot day, thunderstorms are rolling in, especially in the west and north, while the east stays humid and sweltering. Temperatures peak at 31°C, then drop sharply by Friday to 17°C in the northwest. Clear skies return overnight, but don’t relax—Monday brings a changeable Atlantic pattern with more drama ahead. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on

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1:31

Connemara Salmon Farming Surges | Galway News

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2026/08/17

Salmon farming in Connemara hit a decade-high in 2025, surging 30% nationwide and powering 630 full-time jobs plus 1,552 part-time roles across the west. Worth over €30 million, most exports went abroad—but profits dipped as global prices fell 20%. Still outpacing Ros a Mhíl’s annual catch, it remains Ireland’s top seafood earner in the region, fueling livelihoods despite ongoing environmental debates. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow:

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