The Tuam Herald

A range of articles published in The Tuam Herald over the years.

New Gaelic Park Opened in Milltown
27th April 1957
New C.Y.M.S hall opened in Milltown (1939)
iconic building
Food heritage project
scoops two national awards
Kilclooney
Ancient School for Bards
Milltown Food Heritage Project to be preserved by National Folklore Collection
Stories and recipes of food gathered from family and locals
STEM subjects
promoted at vibrant Milltown NS
Milltown retains mantle as Galway's Tidiest Town
Tidy towns 2017
Galway's vast gastronomic heritage
Showcased online
Milltown’s man from 1916 dies at 101
Jim Burke-Daly
Frank’s given 70 years to Milltown and isn’t done yet
First elected a councillor in 1967
Giving a community a lifeline
A parish’s will to help has led to a large scale lifesaving initiative
Milltown's King of Cashmere is still going Strong
Tom Monaghan is one of Ireland's oldest Retailers, but he still works Tuesday to Saturday
Milltown’s forgotten talent
Frank J Hugh O’Donnell wrote Ireland’s most banned play in 1919
Milltown's Murph knows his stuff
7th September 2016
Milltown heritage guide shows the hidden gems of a hidden gem
31st August 2016
Ministerial launch for Milltown’s Heritage Trail
Sunday, August 28 at 12.30pm
Milltowns’s good luck party for Rio–bound Paralympian Deirdre
Local Athlete Deirdre Mongan
Back to school time for Mary, Milltown’s first ever Minister
Crowds gather to welcome Jobs Minister to her former school
Army at Kilconly 1916 ceremony
where 100-year-old Jim will hoist the Tricolour
Where I grew up, we had our own Cheltenham Festival of Racing!
A Lovely Pastoral Setting for Milltown Races
Milltown family had heroes in two wars
One got the Military Medal, the other was sentenced to death, twice
Marty in Milltown
Women refuse to be sidelined in 1916-2016 commemorations
Mná 2016 was launched on Nollaig Na Mban.
Who to blame for floods? Take a look closer to home
Repair work already underway on award-winning Clare River walk