In the “Annals of the Fifth Master,” there survives a gold-gilded manuscript, rumpled and dog-eared in its fading yellow ...

Hosted by Galway Civil Defence at Lisloughrey Harbour, Cong, the exercise involved Civil Defence personnel and rescue craft ...

The song of the skylark, the wheatear and yellowhammer, five types of Fuschia and the froghopper nymph … Then there’s traces of Viking longboats, remains of O’Flaherty and Joyce strongholds and a ...

His wife raised the alarm when he did not return home. We live on hill made famous by iconic advert - but tourists think we're actors He set sail from Golden Bay pier between Corr na Móna and Cong. A ...

A monster brown trout has smashed records in Galway – much to the delight of Welsh angler and freelance photographer Ceri Jones. The tourist landed the 24 lb trout on Lough Corrib last weekend and the ...

Fisheries Board scientists are concerned about the discovery of an innocuously-named fern in a Lough Corrib catchment. The reddish aquatic plant Azolla filiculoides, or Water Fern, has invaded a ...

Sir - Yet again the shores of Lough Corrib lie buried beneath carpets of thick scum. Islands of matted algae float on its pea-green water and the cloying smell of putrescence is everywhere. Insect ...

THE FUTURE of the State’s second-largest lake, Lough Corrib, is threatened by an invasive plant sold in garden centres, the Central Fisheries Board has warned. Failure to act this year to curb the ...