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Packed schedule at 101st Connemara Pony Show in Co Galway (opens the original)
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The Connemara Pony Show is celebrating 101 years this week with a packed schedule of competitions and sales at The Showgrounds in Clifden. More than 8,000 people are expected to attend the world-famous equestrian event. For one week every August, Clifden becomes the centre of excellence for the Connemara Pony. Breeders, riders, and pony enthusiasts come from across Ireland and around the world to view hundreds of elite ponies and to participate in classes and performances. The much-loved breed i
Ex-broadcaster completes underwater swim of Galway Bay (opens the original)
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Retired broadcaster Tracy Piggott has completed a solo underwater charity swim across Galway Bay in four hours and 45 minutes. The 60-year-old former racing pundit set out from Finavarra Point in Co Clare at 1pm today and arrived in Salthill in Co Galway at 5.45pm. Ms Piggott described the 14km swim as "hugely demanding". "It was pretty rough out in the bay today but I had a great team rooting for me. I feel tired and wobbly and the visibility wasn't great but it fantastic to see all the swimmer
Saw Doctors' songs showcased in new Galway stage show (opens the original)
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As the 'Green and Red of Mayo' exploded onto the Irish charts this summer, hitting number one on Spotify, it seemed the entire country had adopted The Saw Doctors' anthem for Mayo GAA. The current appeal across all generations provides the perfect backdrop for a musical theatre show in Galway about the life and times of the band. Shamtown is a blend of stories, memories and songs from the late 1980s and early 1990s. It takes its name from the affectionate slang word for Tuam, hometown of The Saw
Kilkee residents vow to continue wastewater plant fight (opens the original)
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Residents of Kilkee, Co Clare, say they will continue to fight plans by Uisce Éireann to build a wastewater treatment plant in the coastal resort. Over 150 people attended a public meeting in Kilkee, following the failure of a High Court challenge against the development earlier this summer. Campaigners said they may have lost this judicial review but the challenge is not over and that they have now applied to the High Court, seeking leave to appeal its ruling directly to the Supreme Court. The
Kilkee residents vow to continue wastewater plant fight (opens the original)
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Residents of Kilkee, Co Clare, say they will continue to fight plans by Uisce Éireann to build a wastewater treatment plant in the coastal resort. Over 150 people attended a public meeting in Kilkee, following the failure of a High Court challenge against the development earlier this summer. Campaigners said they may have lost this judicial review but the challenge is not over and that they have now applied to the High Court, seeking leave to appeal its ruling directly to the Supreme Court. The
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