Originally from Letterkenny in Co. Donegal, Lisa Anderson arrived in Galway by way of Limerick, where she studied Science Education at the University of Limerick.

The Irish Student National Surfing Championships (Intervarsities) will be held at Lahinch, Co. Clare this year, hosted by the National University of Ireland, Galway Surf Club, in association with the ISA.

Laois-born environmental chemist Andrew Parish never imagined that he would be at the forefront of a new technology making waves throughout the world.

Galway Bay Sailing Club will hold a series of talks in during February in the clubhouse in Renville, Oranmore. The talks, which are open to the public, start at 8pm.

It's time to dust off those winter blues and start thinking about the new and exciting activities you want to take up this year.

Originally from Lymington in the South of England, it was inevitable that John Roberts would go to sea. He grew up near Southampton, famous for its nautical college and his father was a naval captain. John attended the world-renowned Warsash Nautical College in nearby Southampton.

The West of Ireland Offshore Racing Association (WIORA) West Coast Championships was the largest sailing meeting on the West Coast in 2007. The competition was keen, the sailing demanding and the shore side atmosphere was electric, and it is all due to happen again this year, hosted by Clifden Boat Club.

The results of Galway Bay Sailing Club Frostbite Dinghy Series from Sunday 27th January 2008.

Without an American accent and a mop of sun-bleached hair, Donncha Foley doesn't look like your typical surfer dude. But, in fact, he's the man behind the resurgence of surfing in Galway.

The Swedish capital, Stockholm, has been announced as the final stopover for the Volvo Ocean Race 2008-09 before its finish in the Russian Baltic port of St Petersburg in July 2009. During the stopover, between 16 to 25 June 2009, Stockholm will also host an in-port race as well as a pro-am race in its famous archipelago.