'World's first' use of drone technology to deliver insulin to island off Galway coast
The drone was successfully piloted to Inis Mór by researchers from NUI Galway.
The drone was successfully piloted to Inis Mór by researchers from NUI Galway.
“Six months ago I’d only played division three rugby,” says the prop who started all three of the USA’s June Test wins.
Ti Joe Watty’s has been offering a warm welcome for decades.
Starting tonight, water restrictions will be extended on the Aran Islands from 9pm to 8am on a daily basis.
The42 spoke to Anna Bader ahead of the Red Bull Cliff Diving event on Inis Mór next month.
The service will remain until 4 January.
The ferry service is “an essential link to the mainland and is used by people travelling to work and school among other reasons”.
Island Ferries will be stopping all services to the Aran island until 17 March 2017.
Residents have been told that the service will stop operating on 17 January.
Archaeologist Neil Jackman explores two of Ireland’s most intriguing ancient sites – the Caves of Keash and Dun Aonghasa.
The woman fell around 40 feet onto rocks last Wednesday – sparking a dramatic rescue.
The woman suffered only a broken leg.
Irish Water and Galway County Council are monitoring the situation “on a daily basis”.
Some 120,000 litres are being transported to Inis Meáin today to replenish fallen reserves.
14 competitors from nine countries took part.
TheJournal.ie experiences cliff diving – live – for the first time. And is suitably terrified.
Speed 3, in real life.
A second man aged 67 sustained minor injuries and both remain in hospital in Galway this evening.
*If you are reading this, it probably hasn’t happened so far this morning.
Residents on the Aran Islands are concerned that the government subsidy for air services to and from the three islands could be cut in the forthcoming budget.
The Red Bull series includes a stop at the Aran Island of Inis Mór in August.
In your fix today: Plans for a Eurozone ‘financial government’, urgent medical advice from the Irish Heart Foundation, and the best presentation you’ve ever seen… on an iPod.
Four people including three German tourists were injured in a freak accident involving a pony and trap. Their injuries are not life threatening.