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More weekend hospital discharges needed | Tuam Herald (opens the original)
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Galway University Hospitals arenât discharging enough patients on the weekends leading to a higher number of patients on trolleys on a Monday. Thatâs according to Galway City Cllr Shane Forde, who was disappointed by a negligible improvement from 14.5 per cent to 14.8 in the weekend discharge rates in 12 months. âWe are not discharging enough (patients) for the weekends, thatâs the reason our services are under pressure, and we have no beds on Monday,â said Cllr Forde. Integrated Healt
No plans to re-instate high-risk maternity cases at Portiuncula | Tuam Herald (opens the original)
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THERE are no plans to reinstate the high-risk maternity services at Portiuncula University Hospital (PUH) despite near full implementation of the recommendations from the external review committee. The issue was raised at the September meeting of Regional Health Forum West, where Ballinasloe Cllr Dr Evelyn Francis Parsons sought clarity on âwhat stands in the way of restoring the servicesâ. In July last year, the HSE decided to move high-risk maternity services from PUH to Galway and other l
Galway Community Archaeologist aims to instill pride in local heritage | Tuam Herald (opens the original)
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Learning about the past and protecting it for the future IN a country renowned for its castles, churches, ringforts and ancient landscapes, archaeology might be seen as something that belongs to academics and subject experts. However, for Galway’s Community Archaeologist the job is not simply about uncovering the past, it’s about helping individuals understand it in the present and preserve what matters to all. Bernie Doherty has been working as the Galway Community Archaeologist alongside Galwa
Local generosity has helped to rescue small rural school | Tuam Herald (opens the original)
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A SMALL North Galway school that was facing losing its mainstream teacher has secured two extra pupils just in time. Last week there were just nine pupils at Ballinlass NS on the outskirts of Dunmore, now following a community appeal, the number enrolled has risen to 11 meaning the school won't lose a teacher next year. The positive outcome followed a campaign by Principal Mary Fleming and local community members who are all passionate about saving the rural school. An emergency meeting was held
County set to celebrate Culture Night | Tuam Herald (opens the original)
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WITH dozens of free events, Culture Night 2026 returns to Galway County to celebrate the richness and diversity of culture in Ireland. Events including music, theatre, dance, visual arts, poetry, zine-making, photography and crafts for all ages will be happening throughout the day and late into the evening on Friday, September 18. Galway County Arts Officer, Sharon O’Grady noted that Culture Night is a chance for people of all ages to experience the creativity happening across Galway County. “Th
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