University of Galway Secures Funding for New School of Medicine
University of Galway Secures Funding for New School of Medicine
Stormy Weather Forces Flights to Shannon
Severe weather in Ireland causes flight diversions to Shannon Airport, leading to delays and disruptions across the region. Passengers from affected flights are being bused to their original destinations.
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