Galway Beo

Galway Beo

Galway Beo aims to be the lively center and fresh voice of a dynamic city. Our goal is to deliver comprehensive news and insights about Galway, specifically for the residents of the Tribe. We will report on events as they unfold with passion and vigor, highlighting the important topics that truly resonate with the community. We share a deep connection with our readers, which drives us to focus on the matters that are significant to them.

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  • 4 days ago | galwaybeo.ie | Vinny Fanneran

    Galway will face a flying Meath in the 2025 All-Ireland Senior Football Championship Quarter-Final at Croke Park. The draw took place live on RTE's Morning Ireland after the news at 8.30am on Monday, with GAA President Jarlath Burns and Feargal McGill, GAA Director of Player, Club and Games Administration, presiding over it It threw up some tasty tussles outside Galway's date with Meath, including Dublin versus Tyrone and Armagh versus Kerry.

  • 1 week ago | galwaybeo.ie | Vinny Fanneran

    Scottish legend Ally McCoist has been travelling around Ireland's four provinces on a bike for charity, but he took a 'wee hour' for himself in an iconic Galway local. The former Rangers star was a prolific goalscorer who played over seven hundred games in a professional career that spanned two decades. The striker amassed an incredible 440 goals in professional football, easily clearing the 'one every other game' bar that is seen as the standard for great strikers.

  • 1 week ago | galwaybeo.ie | Vinny Fanneran

    Weather warnings have been issued across the Irish Sea with Met Eireann expected to follow as record temperatures cover the nation. Mount Dillon in Co Roscommon has recorded a temperature of 27.6C, making today the hottest day in Ireland so far, according to Met Eireann. As the heatwave continues, people are being urged to stay safe in the sun and around water. Early morning thunderstorms in the south will give way to a very warm and sunny day, says Met Éireann.

  • 1 week ago | galwaybeo.ie | Sean Crosbie |Seán Crosbie

    Ireland is expected to experience the hottest day of the year today with temperatures forecast to reach 29C. Yesterday saw temperatures ramp up to 27C in Roscommon. While 29C is enough to spark widespread disruption in places like Ireland and the UK, for many holiday hotspots in Europe, this temperature can feel quite pleasant. While temperatures above 30C might feel like a breeze in Spain, Portugal or Italy, the same temperature can feel unbearable at home.

  • 1 week ago | galwaybeo.ie | Sean Crosbie |Seán Crosbie

    As the country prepares for a heatwave with temperatures expected to reach 29C, many people will be taking to the water to cool down and enjoy the good weather. However, the Galway RNLI have issued caution to those heading out to sea or just going for a quick swim. Speaking to Galway Bay FM, Linda Gene-Byrne, RNLI Regional Water Safety Lead, urged people to swim where there is a lifeguard on duty.

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