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.
The Athlone–Galway cycleway project is still in limbo with progress halted following a review that identified potential biodiversity impacts as well as landowner complications.
Main St has a new florist, Dainty Dandelions, to follow in the footsteps of the much-loved Hills. It’s the creation of Marylouise Kelly, a native of Kilconnell. She grew up in the village and attended St Gabriel’s and Ardscoil Mhuire.
A new chapter has started at the golf club with the launch of THE Nineteenth by Christopher Christians. A talented and experienced chef who has worked in Ireland since 2017, Christopher recently took over the club’s bar and restaurant.
Ballinasloe’s strong entrepreneurial spirit and the challenges facing regional businesses were highlighted during a recent visit by An Taoiseach Micheál Martin to the town, where he met with local enterprise leaders and members of Ballinasloe Area Community Development (BACD CLG).
Ballinasloe Public Speakers’ Club held its second meeting in the Business Hub on Society Street recently. It was wonderful to welcome some more new faces and voices to the club.
Celebrating the people, places, and moments that make Ballinasloe special. Ballinasloe Life Magazine is your window into the town’s culture, history, and future happenings.
