Nomination : Portumna Tidy Towns is thrilled to announce that Portumna has been officially nominated to represent County Galway in the prestigious IPB National Pride of Place Awards 2026.
The visual arts are a major component of Portumna’s Shorelines Arts Festival and this year’s Exhibition at the Gallery at the Irish Workhouse Centre will officially open on Sunday, Sept 6th from 5-7pm.
History enthusiasts and nature lovers alike are in for a treat this August as Portumna Castle & Gardens prepares to host an exciting, action-packed line-up of events for National Heritage Week 2026.
The town’s newest monthly market is rapidly transforming from a fresh experiment into a staple of the local calendar, boasting a massive surge in interest that has left organizers planning for future expansion.
On July 11th, Portumna & District Angling Association marked its 70th anniversary with a wonderful day of fishing, friendship and celebration, bringing together members, families and honorary members to celebrate the club's proud heritage.
Taoiseach Micheál Martin told the National Famine Commemoration in Portumna, County Galway, that the tragedy’s lessons of compassion, solidarity and humanity still speak to Ireland today.
Portumna Chamber of Commerce has launched a new community 10k training plan, inviting walkers and runners of all levels to get active together ahead of this year’s Portumna 10k.
Portumna officially welcomed the festive season as families gathered in the town centre for the joyful lighting of the Christmas lights, filling the streets with warmth, music and community cheer.
Portumna will become the first town in County Galway to host a fully equipped Changing Places facility, marking a major step forward for accessibility and inclusion in the community.
A magical glow filled Portumna Forest Park as families braved the darkness to enjoy Fairies and Scaries 2025—an enchanting evening of twinkling trails, playful frights and unforgettable community fun.
