Kinvara artist brings unseen works to exhibition
KINVARA based painter and sculptor Joe McCaul will be bringing a selection of unseen works to KAVA Courthouse in Kinvara in an exhibition entitled “Unfiltered”.
KINVARA based painter and sculptor Joe McCaul will be bringing a selection of unseen works to KAVA Courthouse in Kinvara in an exhibition entitled “Unfiltered”.
*Emer O’Loughlin. A RENEWED appeal for information into the death of Ennistymon woman Emer O’Loughlin has been made, twenty years on from her murder in North Clare.
*Pictured at the IPB Pride of Place gala awards ceremony in the Hillgrove Hotel, Monaghan are community representatives of Kinvara Tidy Towns, officials and Elected Members of Galway County Councill, and representatives of IPB Insurance and Cooperation Ireland. Photo Rory Geary. KINVARA TIDY TOWNS and Williamstown have been named runners-up in their respective categories at …
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KINVARA HOCKEY Club have received a €1.3m allocation under the Large-Scale Sports Infrastructure Fund (LSSIF).
Pictured at the announcement of allocations under the Community Climate Action Fund (left to right): Tina Ryan, Climate Action Co-ordinator; Uinsinn Finn, Director of Services; Maria Hannigan, Kinvara Tidy Towns; Jackie Carroll, Director of Services; Cathaoirleach Albert Dolan; Liam Conneally, Chief Executive; Rebecca Mooney, Climate Action Officer; Brent Mostert, Architect; and Denise Feeney, Community Climate …
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*Pride of Place judges pictured with community representatives from Kinvara during an adjudication visit on Friday (September 6th). L-R Louise Vance (Kinvara Plastic Free), Linda Potter & Jacqueline Carroll (Galway County Council); Ruth Briggs, Tom Dowling and John Briggs (Pride of Place Judges) Theresa Donohue (Galway Council); Clare Ryan & Hilda O’Grady of Kinvara Tidy …
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*The two farmers were sentenced. FARMING neighbours “who were once very good friends now unfortunately leave a legacy of hostility, hatred and anger”.
*Tommy Fleming. THE multi-million album selling singer, Tommy Fleming has beaten a speed rap in court after a no show by Go Safe speed van operators.
*Conor Whelan, John Conlon and Shane O’Donnell claim their awards. Photo by Tom Micks All-Star Hurlers John Conlon, Shane O’Donnell, and Conor Whelan were honoured at Loughgraney Community Hall on Saturday ahead of the Launch of Killanena GAA’s Field Development.
*A special session will be required for the case. A JUDGE has described a case where a County Galway farmer is accused of assaulting his neighbouring farmer with an iron bar as “an epic district court case”.