The Tuam Herald

The Tuam Herald The Tuam Herald is Galway's oldest independently-owned regional weekly newspaper serving North and North East Galway, and surrounding areas.

Visit us www.tuamherald.ie The Tuam Herald is one of the oldest newspapers in the Republic of Ireland, dating from May 1837 — the same year Queen Victoria came to the throne. The paper was involved in all the major causes of Irish history since then, from the Repeal Movement of Daniel O’Connell through the campaign to relieve the horrors of the Famine, to the Land War of the 1880s and on through t

he tumultuous early decades of the 20th century. Reading through the files of those bygone years can be addictive, but in its day to day life the paper does what it always did: it looks to the next edition, and all the elements that come together to make The Tuam Herald a weekly must for many thousands of loyal readers. It has always been a family business, controlled by three generations of the Kelly family from 1837 to 1930, and since then by three generations of the Burke family. John Burke was in turn foreman printer, manager and then editor after he joined the business in 1900. Today, his grandson, David Burke, is Managing Director. The Tuam Herald of the 21st century brings a modern twist to the local newspaper business. Under Editor Stephen Glennon, our team of talented writers, including Deputy Editor Siobhan Holliman, Sports Editor Billy Coss, Jacqueline Hogge, Mark Walsh, David Connors and our award-winning photographer Ray Ryan, and our many correspondents, serves up a weekly menu of news, sport, comment, arts and culture and local notes that nourishes community life in Tuam and North and East Galway.

GALWAY'S oldest paper looks forward to a bright future
28/11/2025

GALWAY'S oldest paper looks forward to a bright future

Sale expected to be complete in New Year

TUAM Celtic are celebrating the opening of their new astro pitch and had a popular former player to help cut the tapeSee...
27/11/2025

TUAM Celtic are celebrating the opening of their new astro pitch and had a popular former player to help cut the tape
See our full coverage in this week’s edition
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Big investment in facility

THIS North Galway pub has been a popular spot for the past 175 years! Read the story in this week's Tuam Herald Raftery'...
26/11/2025

THIS North Galway pub has been a popular spot for the past 175 years! Read the story in this week's Tuam Herald Raftery's Centra Corofin

Celebrating 175 years in business

26/11/2025

CONGRATULATIONS to everyone at Tuam Educate Together NS who were joined by Saw Doctor Leo Moran for their 10th anniversary celebrations today. See next week's Tuam Herald for more.

A NUMBER of other projects in the West are also being prioritised
26/11/2025

A NUMBER of other projects in the West are also being prioritised

Number of transport projects in West included

WEDNESDAY is Tuam Herald Day and we're feeling more than a little festive 🎄 We have our 28-page shopping guide as well a...
26/11/2025

WEDNESDAY is Tuam Herald Day and we're feeling more than a little festive 🎄 We have our 28-page shopping guide as well as lots of photos from recent local events. That's in addition to plenty of local news stories, sport and features. Pick up your edition now or try our digital edition at www.tuamherald.ie

🎁FREE in tomorrow's Tuam Herald, our 28-page Christmas shopping guide featuring wonderful local businesses, shops and se...
25/11/2025

🎁FREE in tomorrow's Tuam Herald, our 28-page Christmas shopping guide featuring wonderful local businesses, shops and services, tempting festive recipes, shopping tips and information on upcoming community markets, fairs and events as well as photos from recent ones.🎄

AN evening of events is planned to mark the switching on of Tuam’s Christmas lights this weekend
24/11/2025

AN evening of events is planned to mark the switching on of Tuam’s Christmas lights this weekend

STREETS and buildings in Tuam will glow in vibrant festive colours when the Christmas lights are officially switched on at the end of the month.

THE Athenry student will be one of many local producers showcasing their work at the fair
23/11/2025

THE Athenry student will be one of many local producers showcasing their work at the fair

Fair runs from Nov 27 to Dec 2

THERE has been a considerable drop in successful claims to the Council for damage done to cars from potholes around the ...
22/11/2025

THERE has been a considerable drop in successful claims to the Council for damage done to cars from potholes around the county.

A GROWING number of claims from motorists against Galway County Council are being denied due to the incident being blamed on an Act of God.

A FILE is expected to be sent to the Garda National Youth Diversion Bureau regarding the Tuam blaze
20/11/2025

A FILE is expected to be sent to the Garda National Youth Diversion Bureau regarding the Tuam blaze

Tuam Railways Tuam Railway Station Irish Rail Galway County Council SEVERAL fire crews attended the scene where smoke bellowed from the building for several hours. Photo: Ray Ryan Fire won’t impact multi-million euro revamp of Tuam station Gardai to speak to number of youths Tuam Railways Tuam Rai...

CONGRATULATIONS to all contributors and The Old Tuam Society on the latest edition of JOTS and we look forward to readin...
19/11/2025

CONGRATULATIONS to all contributors and The Old Tuam Society on the latest edition of JOTS and we look forward to reading more at the launch this weekend

Launch takes place this Saturday

Address

Dublin Road
Tuam
COGALWAY

Opening Hours

Monday 9:30am - 1pm
2pm - 5pm
Tuesday 9:30am - 1pm
2pm - 5pm
Wednesday 9:30am - 1pm
2pm - 5pm
Thursday 9:30am - 1pm
2pm - 5pm
Friday 9:30am - 1pm
2pm - 5pm

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+3539324183

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