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The Under 12 girls from Ballinasloe Camogie Club represented their club with pride in the recent Camán to Croker event.
Local beautician Maeve Casey is bringing beauty, confidence and creativity to Ballinasloe with the opening of her stylish beauty room, Beauty Room by Maeve, at the Enterprise Hub on Society Street. After beginning her beauty career at The Beauty Bar on Dunlo Street, Maeve took the leap into self-employment following the salon’s relocation, a decision that has already proven popular with local clients.
Members of Moore United FC past and present and others from the community recently came together to celebrate 50 years of the club in their home at Falty Park.
A collaboration of the Celtic Eye Art Group, the Karst Farming Network (Regenerating The Rocks EIP), St. Hilda’s Services Athlone, the Irish Wheelchair Association Athlone, Athlone’s Men’s Shed, and primary schools in Taughmaconnell and Castlesampson, are participating at Bord Bia Bloom 2026.
Anti-social behaviour remains at the forefront of discussion in the town
Shane Kilcommins, a native of Creagh, was formally appointed to be the sixth President of the University of Limerick in April.
Fourth class in Creagh National School had a fantastic day at the first Lego League Showcase Event at ATU Galway. As part of the Unearthed project, the children explored how technology can help pupils learn about and protect the past. They confidently presented their projects and enjoyed seeing the creations from schools across Galway.
This year marks five years of Brian Brennan Coaching, a milestone that reflects five years of commitment, growth, and community. What began in uncertain times has matured into a structured coaching service built on consistency, accountability, and long-term progress.
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