Galway and Dublin have named their teams for Sunday’s TG4 All-Ireland Senior Football Final at Croke Park.

Galway Manager Tim Rabbitt has gone for an unchanged starting fifteen from the side that beat Mayo in the All-Ireland Semi-Final.

Dublin manager Mick Bohan has made two changes for Sunday’s game. 2017 Footballer of the Year Noelle Healy comes into starting line-up, along with Jennifer Dunne.
Niamh Hetherton and the injured Nicole Owens are the players to make way.

Tommy Devane has more…

We also conclude our preview of Sundays Final by hearing from Sarah Conneely and Sarah Lynch who both spoke to Tommy at the recent Press event.

We start first with Dunmore McHales’ Sarah Conneally

We now hear from Naomh Anna Leitir Mór’s Sarah Lynch

The Galway Team to face Dublin in the All-Ireland Final is…

1. Lisa Murphy (Kilkerrin/Clonberne)

2. Sinéad Burke (Ballyboden St Enda’s)

3. Nicola Ward (Kilkerrin/Clonberne)

4. Sarah Lynch (Naomh Anna Leitir Mór)

5. Orla Murphy (Claregalway)

6. Barbara Hannon (Dunmore McHales)

7. Charlotte Cooney (Claregalway)

8. Louise Ward (Kilkerrin/Clonberne)

9. Áine McDonagh (Moycullen)

10. Olivia Divilly (Kilkerrin/Clonberne)

11. Megan Glynn (Claregalway)

12. Mairéad Seoighe (Clonbur)

13. Tracey Leonard (Corofin)

14. Sarah Conneally (Dunmore McHales)

15. Roisín Leonard (Corofin)

Big match stats

Paths to the Final

Galway:

TG4 Connacht Final

Galway 1-12 Mayo 3-6

TG4 Connacht Final Replay

Galway 3-7 Mayo 0-9

TG4 All-Ireland Qualifier

Galway 1-14 Kerry 1-10

TG4 All-Ireland Qualifier

Galway 2-13 Westmeath 1-3

TG4 All-Ireland quarter-final

Galway 1-12 Waterford 2-4

TG4 All-Ireland semi-final

Galway 2-10 Mayo 2-9

For: 10-68

Against: 9-41

Scorers:

Tracey Leonard 3-26 (14f)

Róisín Leonard 1-13 (6f)

Sarah Conneally 0-10

Mairéad Seoighe: 2-2

Megan Glynn 1-5

Louise Ward 2-1

Leanne Coen 1-1

Áine McDonagh 0-4

Olivia Divilly 0-3

Nicola Ward 0-1

Sinéad Burke 0-1

Lucy Hannon 0-1

Dublin

TG4 Leinster SFC Final

Dublin 4-11 Westmeath 1-7

TG4 All-Ireland SFC Qualifier:

Dublin 5-15 Waterford 2-6

TG4 All-Ireland SFC Qualifier:

Dublin 3-20 Monaghan 0-4

TG4 All-Ireland quarter-final

Dublin 5-15 Kerry 2-9

TG4 All-Ireland semi-final:

Dublin 2-11 Cork 0-11

For: 19-72

Against: 5-37

Scorers:

Sinéad Aherne – 4-19 (2-0 pen, 13f)

Niamh McEvoy 4-11 (0-6f)

Oonagh Whyte 2-7

Lyndsey Davey 2-6 (0-1f)

Nicole Owens 2-5

Caoimhe O’Connor 3-0

Carla Rowe 1-6

Noelle Healy 0-5

Niamh Hetherton 1-0

Sinéad Goldrick 0-3

Kate Sullivan 0-2

Siobhan Woods 0-2

Jennifer Dunne 0-1

Emma McDonagh 0-1

Aoife Kane 0-1

Lauren Magee 0-1

Siobhán McGrath 0-1

Éabha Rutledge 0-1

Galway Bay fm newsroom – Mayo firm Electric Skyline is to roll out 30 jobs in the Galway, Clare, Limerick, Cork and Tipperary region.

The firm headquartered in Claremorris provides energy and lighting solutions to a range of sectors such as local authorities, sporting organisations, and the agriculture sector.

It was founded by Moycullen native Bryan Fox, Turloughmore native Brendan Reilly and Ballintubber native Sean Corcoran.

The roles are being created after the firm was awarded a major contract in the South Connaught and Munster area.

Positions include apprentices, electricians and project managers.

Galway Bay fm newsroom – A delegation of community groups have met with Galway City Council to request a 2023 deadline for the completion of two city greenway projects.

The proposed Barna and Moycullen Greenways will connect at Galway’s westend along the Eglington Canal and will be 23 kilometres long.

The greewnways form part of the 2016 Galway Transportation Strategy.

Approximately 22 thousand people live within a two kilometre radius of the proposed Dangan to Barna Greenway.

The Galway Urban Greenway Alliance host monthly family cycles to promote the greenway projects and last months event was attended by over 150 people.

GUGA spokesperson Tiarnan McCuskar said he is hopeful work will begin on the cycle routes soon – to hear more, tune in to FYI Galway@5…

Galway Bay fm newsroom:

The campaign against a Centre that would house asylum seekers in Oughterard is being intensified.

A march in protest against all such centres is set to take place in Oughterard tomorrow morning.

The huge crowd at a public meeting in Oughterard on Wednesay night highlighted a strong mixture of concern and anger about the possible setting up of a Centre for asylum seekers at what used to be the “Connemara Gateway” Hotel.

Now there is another step in the campaign with what is being described as a peaceful march on this Saturday morning again’st all such Direct Provision Centre from the Catholic Church as far as the “Connemara Gateway” Hotel at 11.30 a.m.

Campaign sources also say that leaflets giving the reasons for the concern in Oughterard are being distributed widely as far west as Clifden and into South Connemara.

Refurbishment work is understood to be continuing in the building with reports of security personnel being in place.

While there is no official confirmation, there are suggestions locally that the Center, if it is eventually selected, may be for the intake of men only – especially in the earlier stages.

Raymond Flaherty

Ardranny, Kiltormer, Ballinasloe.  Reposing at Kiltormer Nursing Home tomorrow Sunday from 5.  Removal at 7 to St. Augustine’s Church, Clontuskert.  Mass for Raymond Flaherty on Monday at 12.  Funeral afterwards to adjoining cemetery. 

Margaret Faherty nee Ryder

Inishmactreer and formerly of Shanbally, Craughwell.  Reposing at Carey’s Funeral Home, Claran Road, Headford tomorrow Sunday from 5.  Removal at 7 to St. Mary’s Church, Claran.  Mass for Margaret Faherty on Monday at 12.  Funeral afterwards to Killursa Cemetery. 

Paddy O’Connor

Boleybeg, Barna and formerly of Knockerrasser, Moycullen.  Reposing at St. Anthony’s Room within the Church of St. John the Apostle, Knocknacarra tomorrow Sunday from 6.30.  Removal at 8 to the Church.  Mass for Paddy O’Connor on Monday at 11.  Funeral afterwards to Moycullen Cemetery.  House private and family flowers only, by request.  Donations, if desired, to Croí. 

Nora O’Malley nee Collins

Rockbarton Road, Salthill.  Reposing at her residence tomorrow Sunday from 5 until 8.  Removal on Monday to Church of Christ the King, Salthill for mass for Nora O’Malley at 1.  Funeral afterwards to Rahoon Cemetery.  House private Monday morning and family flowers only, by request.  Donations, if desired, to Cancer Care West.

Martin Ridge

Knocknacarra and formerly of Ardmore, Kilkerrin.  Reposing at Mylotte’s Funeral Home, Carna tomorrow Sunday from 6.  Removal at 8 to Kilkerrin Church.  Mass for Martin Ridge on Monday at 12.  Funeral afterwards to Muighinis Cemetery. 

Brendan also known as Barney Dolphin

Ballyfinton, Gurtymadden, Loughrea.  In his 97th year.  Reposing at Kilboy’s Funeral Home, Loughrea this evening from 5 until 8.  Funeral cortege will arrive to St. Brendan’s Church, Mullagh, tomorrow Sunday for mass for Barney Dolphin at 12.  Funeral afterwards to Kilcooley Cemetery.  House private tomorrow Sunday and family flowers only, by request.  Donations, if desired, to Western Alzheimers Association. 

Peter Keaveney

Dereentigue, Trien, Castlerea, Co. Roscommon and formerly of Kilkerrin Road, Glenamaddy.  Reposing at Jim Pete’s, Glenamaddy today from 4 until 7.  Removal tomorrow Sunday to St. Patrick’s Church, Glenamaddy to arrive for mass for Peter Keaveney at 2.  Funeral afterwards to Creggs Road Cemetery.  House strictly private tomorrow Sunday morning and family flowers only, by request.  Donations, if desired, to Cancer Care West. 

Teresa Dillon nee Fahy

Lisnacody, Eyrecourt.  Reposing at Dignity Chapel, Portumna Retirement Village this evening from 5.30.  Removal at 7.30 to St. Brendan’s Church, Eyrecourt.  Mass for Teresa Dillon tomorrow Sunday at 11.30.  Funeral afterwards to Churchill Cemetery, Portumna.  Family flowers only, by request.  Donations, if desired, to Galway Hospice. 

Frances Quigley nee Morrin

Glenard Crescent, Salthill and formerly of Mountrath, Co. Laois.  Reposing at the O’Flaherty Funeral Parlour, Munster Avenue tomorrow Sunday from 5.  Removal at 7 to Church of Christ the King, Salthill.  Mass for Frances Quigley on Monday at 11.  Funeral afterwards to Rahoon Cemetery.  House private, by request. 

David Fahy

Glenagery, Dublin and formerly of Fiddane, Gort and Maree, Oranmore.  Reposing at the home of his sister Finola Lawless, Kiltullagh, Athenry, opposite Corrib Foods, today from 4 until 8.  Mass for David Fahy tomorrow Sunday at 11 in St. Anne’s Church, Shanaglish, Gort.  Funeral afterwards to Kilmacduagh Cemetery. 

Pat O’Halloran

Parishtown, Oughterard.  Reposing at his home today from 4 until 8.  Removal tomorrow Sunday to Church of the Immaculate Heart of Mary, Killannin for mass for Pat O’Halloran at 1.  Funeral afterwards to adjoining cemetery.  Family flowers only, by request.  Donations, if desired, to Galway Hospice. 

Galway Bay fm newsroom – A Climate Adaptation Strategy for the period 2019 to 2024 has been adopted by Galway City Council.

The Plan will be a template for steps to make infrastructure, buildings and various services in the City more resilient to the effects of climate change in future years.

The Climate Adaptation Strategy set the scene for a wide ranging effort by Galway City Council to afford protection to the City’s population from increasingly serious weather events.

Possible benefits from the changing climate were also outlined in the document presented to City Councillors in a range of areas including tourism and health related issues.

Flood protection in areas of the City that have been vulnerable in the past were among the issues which came to the fore at last evenings meeting in City Hall as well as adaptations needed in building in the future.

However, a document presented to Councillors also highlighted a number of positive elements that could arise from climate change in the region.

The summers could be sunnier and longer, there could be benefits to the tourism industry as people sought more agreeable weather, certain types of flora could flourish and there could be an increased supply of vitamin D which would have significant health benefits in the region.

However, Paul Batty of the City Council in presenting the report said the overall global picture is negativeand threatening.

The Claregalway Hotel Intermediate Football Relegation Semi-Final gets underway at 1.30pm when Williamstown take on Oileáin Árann at Annaghdown.

The County Senior Hurling Championship continues this afternoon as the following Senior B contests throw in at 2.30pm

Oranmore-Maree V Pádraig Pearses at Duggan Park,

Ahascragh/Fohenagh V Beagh at Loughrea,

Craughwell V Athenry at Kenny Park,

Also at 2.30pm Kinvara take on Turloughmore at Pearse Stadium in Group 1 of the Intermediate Hurling Championship.

In the later games this afternoon at 4pm, the Senior A Hurling Championship has plenty of action in Group 2:

Loughrea V Sarsfields at Duggan Park,

Kilnadeema-Leitrim V Cappataggle at Loughrea,

Gort V Tynagh/Abbey-Duniry at Kenny Park

There’s also 3 Intermediate games at 4pm:

Group 1 Kilconieron V Kilbeacanty at Ballinderreen,

Group 2 Rahoon-Newcastle V Annaghdown at Pearse Stadium,

Castlegar V Meelick-Eyrecourt at Killimor,

We’ll have regular updates from all of these contests from our team of reporters throughout the afternoon and you can keep up to date on the latest action through the Galway Bay Fm Sports Facebook and Twitter feeds.  

In the Celtic Cup Connacht Eagles have beaten Munster A at the Sportsground.   

It finished Connacht Eagles  38            Munster A 27

Two tries from Stephen Kerrins in the first half followed by Sean Masterson, Niall Murray and Diarmuid Kilgannon, all converted by Conor Dean along with a penalty led Connacht Eagles to victory. The side have now won 3 of their 4 games with one loss recorded.

Connacht Senior Women have booked their place in the Interprovincial final next Saturday following victory over Munster this afternoon. Three tries from  Beibhinn Parsons and one from Alison Millar secured the win on a final score of  Connacht 20 Munster 17.

Next weekend Connacht will face Leinster or Ulster.

Earlier the Connacht Under 18 girls lost out to Ulster in their Interprovincial Semi-Final thanks to a last minute Ulster try.

It finished Connacht  22 Ulster 24

Galway Bay fm newsroom – Three senior government ministers are to visit Galway on Monday to launch a pilot programme focused on the protection of children suspected of suffering sexual abuse.

The Barnahus, Onehouse Galway project is a multi-agency centre for children or adolesents, where they can be interviewed and medically examined.

The centre is designed to minimise the potential for re-traumatisation of young people from repeated interviews by multiple agencies in different locations.

The initiative brings together An Garda Siochana, the HSE and child and family agency, Tusla.

The new Galway project will be launched by Minister for Children and Youth Affairs Dr. Katherine Zappone and Minister of Justice Charlie Flanagan at the ILAS Building at NUIG on Monday.

Galway Bay fm newsroom – There was a huge turnout in Oughterard earlier today for a march against direct provision.

Today’s action comes amid ongoing controversy over the potential establishment of a direct provision centre in a former hotel near the village.

Up to 800 people marched through Oughterard this afternoon with placards in a silent procession to highlight their opposition to such a move.

Many are keen to stress that their issue is with the direct provision system itself rather than those seeking asylum – as well as the ‘secrecy’ surrounding the proposal.

It’s also argued by some that Oughterard does not have the infrastructure or services in place to support a large influx of asylum seekers to the area.

Meanwhile, pressure remains on Deputy Noel Grealish to make a statement over comments he made about African migrants at a public meeting in Oughterard on Wednesday.

Oranmore Maree have secured promotion to the County Senior A Hurling Championship after their 13 points a piece draw with Padraig Pearses in Ballinasloe today. The club are also through to the preliminary quarter-finals.

Ahascragh Fohenagh are now facing relegation from Senior B following a final charge from Beagh who secured a last ditch win on a scoreline of Beagh 1-15 Ahascragh Fohenagh 1-13. Craughwell scored an impressive 3.19 to Athenry’s 0.13 to take the win at Kenny Park.

Senior B Play offs will run as follows:

Killimordaly v Athenry

Craughwell v who finishes third in Group 2 tomorrow.

The winners will go into the preliminary quarter finals.

In the Senior A Hurling Championship, Gort have crashed out of the Championship following their defeat to Tynagh Abbey Duniry. It ended Tynagh 1-19 Gort 0-19.

Loughrea overcame Sarsfields at Duggan Park 0-21 to 0-11.

In Loughrea, there was a decisive win for Cappataggle over Kilnadeema Leitrim. Final score:
Cappataggle 4-13
Kilnadeema Leitrim 1-15

In Group 1 of the Intermediate Hurling Championship Turloughmore have beaten Kinvara 2-19 to 1-14. Kilconieron overcame Kilbeacanty 2.19 to 1.13.

In Group 2 Annaghdown were victorious over Rahoon Newcastle 2-17 to 1-13.

Sister Gemma Fallon

Convent of Mercy, Loughrea.  Reposing at the Convent of Mercy, Loughrea tomorrow Monday from 3.30.  Removal at 6.30 to St. Brendan’s Cathedral, Loughrea.  Mass for Sister Gemma Fallon on Tuesday at 12.  Funeral afterwards to the Convent of Mercy Cemetery. 

Bernie Keane

Roo, Craughwell.  Reposing at Cawley’s Funeral Home, Craughwell (H91 W2V3) on Tuesday from 5.  Removal at 7 to St. Colman’s Church, Craughwell.  Mass for Bernie Keane on Wednesday at 12.  Funeral afterwards to Ballymore Cemetery. 

Maureen Byrne nee McGuinness

Cappagh Road, Barna and formerly of Mullahuttra, Claregalway.  Reposing at Sioraoíocht in the grounds of the Assumption and St. James’s Church, Claregalway tomorrow Monday from 5.30.  Removal at 7.30 to adjacent church.  Mass for Maureen Byrne on Tuesday at 11.  Funeral afterwards to Claregalway Cemetery.  No flowers, by request.  Donations, if desired, to Galway Hospice.  

Eileen O’Reilly nee Fahy

Gortnagrough, Rosscahill.  Reposing at Áiséirí, Church Road, Moycullen tomorrow Monday from 5.  Removal at 7 to Church of the Immaculate Heart of Mary, Killannin.  Mass for Eileen O’Reilly on Tuesday at 12.  Funeral afterwards to adjoining cemetery. 

Raymond Flaherty

Ardranny, Kiltormer, Ballinasloe.  Reposing at Kiltormer Nursing Home this evening from 5.  Removal at 7 to St. Augustine’s Church, Clontuskert.  Mass for Raymond Flaherty tomorrow Monday at 12.  Funeral afterwards to adjoining cemetery. 

Margaret Faherty nee Ryder

Inishmactreer and formerly of Shanbally, Craughwell.  Reposing at Carey’s Funeral Home, Claran Road, Headford this evening from 5.  Removal at 7 to St. Mary’s Church, Claran.  Mass for Margaret Faherty tomorrow Monday at 12.  Funeral afterwards to Killursa Cemetery. 

Paddy O’Connor

Boleybeg, Barna and formerly of Knockerrasser, Moycullen.  Reposing at St. Anthony’s Room within the Church of St. John the Apostle, Knocknacarra this evening from 6.30.  Removal at 8 to the Church.  Mass for Paddy O’Connor tomorrow Monday at 11.  Funeral afterwards to Moycullen Cemetery.  House private and family flowers only, by request.  Donations, if desired, to Croí. 

Nora O’Malley nee Collins

Rockbarton Road, Salthill.  Reposing at her residence this evening from 5 until 8.  Removal tomorrow Monday to Church of Christ the King, Salthill for mass for Nora O’Malley at 1.  Funeral afterwards to Rahoon Cemetery.  House private tomorrow Monday morning and family flowers only, by request.  Donations, if desired, to Cancer Care West.

Martin Ridge

Knocknacarra and formerly of Ardmore, Kilkerrin.  Reposing at Mylotte’s Funeral Home, Carna this evening from 6.  Removal at 8 to Kilkerrin Church.  Mass for Martin Ridge tomorrow Monday at 12.  Funeral afterwards to Muighinis Cemetery. 

Brendan also known as Barney Dolphin

Ballyfinton, Gurtymadden, Loughrea.  In his 97th year.  Funeral cortege will arrive to St. Brendan’s Church, Mullagh, today for mass for Barney Dolphin at 12.  Funeral afterwards to Kilcooley Cemetery.  House private today and family flowers only, by request.  Donations, if desired, to Western Alzheimers Association. 

Peter Keaveney

Dereentigue, Trien, Castlerea, Co. Roscommon and formerly of Kilkerrin Road, Glenamaddy.  Removal today to St. Patrick’s Church, Glenamaddy to arrive for mass for Peter Keaveney at 2.  Funeral afterwards to Creggs Road Cemetery.  House strictly private this morning and family flowers only, by request.  Donations, if desired, to Cancer Care West. 

Teresa Dillon nee Fahy

Lisnacody, Eyrecourt.  Mass for Teresa Dillon today at 11.30 in St. Brendan’s Church, Eyrecourt.  Funeral afterwards to Churchill Cemetery, Portumna.  Family flowers only, by request.  Donations, if desired, to Galway Hospice. 

Frances Quigley nee Morrin

Glenard Crescent, Salthill and formerly of Mountrath, Co. Laois.  Reposing at the O’Flaherty Funeral Parlour, Munster Avenue this evening from 5.  Removal at 7 to Church of Christ the King, Salthill.  Mass for Frances Quigley tomorrow Monday at 11.  Funeral afterwards to Rahoon Cemetery.  House private, by request. 

Grealy’s Costcutter’s in Maree are currently recruiting for a Deli Assistant with a minimum of 2 years food experience and a Senior Sales Assistant with a minimum 2 years retail experience.

Send your CV into grealystores@gmail.com

This week on The Live Wire Ronan Lardner is bringing some harmony to your life. Join Ronan each day for a chance to win a New Harmony €100 voucher to spend at their relocated store on Bishops St, Tuam. Tune in each from 12 noon for your chance to win.

New Harmony Health Food Store is an independently owned health food shop based in Tuam, County Galway. They sell a range of products, from organic and diet specific foods to traditional supplements and herbal remedies. They also sell a wide range of fitness supplements to assist your exercise and training, as well as weight management products, mother & child items, and skin friendly beauty products. You can contact New Harmony directly at 093 52242, regarding the purchase or shipment of their products.

Their goal is to provide customers with everything they need and deserve to live a happy and healthy life – in the most natural way possible.

New Harmony Health Food Store stock most leading brands, including New Vistas, Nature’s Plus and the locally produced Revive Active product range. For more details visit their website HERE

Tune in to Rise ‘N’ Smile with Alan and Ollie this week and you could win a Stapleton’s shopping vouchers each day. We also have courtesy of Stapleton’s Expert Electrical, Galway Rd, Tuam a fab Bosch unlimited cordless vacuum cleaner as our end of week prize! It’s all to celebrate the opening of their newly refurbished showroom in Tuam

So get to get your hands on that new Bosch cordless vaccuum cleaning tune in to Rise N Smile with Alan & Ollie each morning this week from 6.30am.

The Bosch unlimited cordless vacuum cleaner gives you continuous runtime thanks to it’s exchangeable battery pack and quick charger so you will never run out of charge.

Stapleton’s Expert Electrical are celebrating the fact they have just finished the refurbishment of their store located on the Galway Road in Tuam. 

The new state of the art showroom offers fantastic displays and a bigger and better choice of top brand electrical appliances.

To celebrate the refurbishment Stapleton’s Expert Electrical have massive opening offers this Thursday, Friday and Saturday.  

On Wednesday we broadcast from Stapleton’s Expert Electrical, Galway Rd, Tuam.  Join Ronan Lardner from 12 noon and Alan Murphy from 3pm.

We are there to celebrate the opening of the newly refurbished state of the art showrooms Stapleton’s Expert Electrical Galway Rd, Tuam. As part of the celebrations Stapleton’s are holding a massive 3 day sale this Thursday, Friday and Saturday with huge savings in all departments.

Tune in on Wednesday 12 to 5pm for details of the value on offer and some fantastic giveaways. 

And remember this is the weekend to get down to Stapleton’s Expert Electrical, Galway Road, Tuam for exceptional value, great choice and a whole new look!

Galway Bay fm newsroom – There was a considerable drop in unemployment across Galway last month.

The latest figures show that over 400 people came off the live register across the county during August.

In July, there were over 11 thousand people unemployed across Galway; new figures show by end of last month, that had dropped to 10, 600.

The biggest drop during August was in the city, where the number of those out of work dropped by over 200 to stand at just over 5,300.

In the county, there were drops of varying degrees in every district – with Ballinasloe, Clifden, Gort, Loughrea and Tuam all recording decreases in live register figures.

In Tuam, the figure dropped by almost 90 to finish at 1,650 – while in Loughrea, almost 60 people came off the live register, leaving the number of those unemployed at around 1,150.

Ballinasloe experienced a slight drop of around 30 people – with its unemployment figure now standing at 1,208.

While Gort saw a similar drop, leaving the number of people out of work in the area at 744.

And in Clifden, there were 559 people recorded on the live register last month – a decrease of almost 30 people on the figure for July.

Galway Bay fm newsroom – A Galway TD is urging the government to speedily progress the introduction of a statutory scheme of home care support services.

Deputy Éamon Ó Cuív says the scheme – which was recommended by the Sláinte Implementation Strategy – would legally guarantee homecare packages to those who require them.

He says these packages would allow more people to be cared for at home when they get old or fall ill.

The Fianna Fail TD says the support currently given to home carers is inadequate – with funding for home care amounting to less than 3 per cent of the total health fund.

Deputy Ó Cuív says the government must ensure high quality home care is provided to those that need it.

Tune in to Galway Talks this week and Keith Finnegan is sure to banish your pending winter blues with a super Fahy Travel holiday giveaway. From Monday to Friday Keith will be giving listeners a chance to win a holiday for two to the sunny island of Lanzarote. Our prize includes 1 week for 2 people staying in the 4 star Aqua Suites, a beautiful boutique hotel in Puerto Del Carmen, Lanzarote along with flights courtesy of Shannon Airport.

It’s all to mark the upcoming Holiday and Honeymoon Expo by Fahy Travel and Corrib Travel, Galway’s travel experts takes place in the Salthill Hotel on Sunday 22nd September from 12 noon to 5pm.

The expo will feature over 35 exhibitors including United Airlines, Air Canada, TUI, Sunway, Top Flight, Campotel, Wendy Wu, G Adventures, Disny Paris, Royal Caribbean, MSC Cruises, Corrib Travel, Weddings at Sea along with many more the day will provide information, expert advice and unbelievable offers.  

For more details click HERE

All next week on The Live Wire Ronan Lardner  has a great little giveaway – Yes a LIDL giveaway!  

We’re celebrating the fact that Lidl is opening their brand new store, Galway Road, Tuam on Thursday 19^th.   

Each day Ronan will be giving listeners a chance to win a €200 Lidl voucher!  

Tune in to the Live Wire Monday to Friday this week from 12 noon to find out how you could win, with Lidl, Galway Road, Tuam.   

To find out more about The Big Save at Lidl click HERE