Olivia Newton-John spent three days with Sarah Newton-John in Ferreira de Pantón in 2019. Her half-sister says the actress loved the garden and quiet, then asked about buying a stone house nearby.
Covid and flu are driving more people to Galicia's health services. Primary care access varies sharply between centres, while hospital emergency departments face another rise in patients.
No one matched all the numbers in the latest La Primitiva draw, so the jackpot grows for the next round. Ten tickets won over €20,000 each by matching five numbers plus the complementario.
Two players in Madrid and Lugo each won over 400,000 euros in the September 10 Bonoloto draw. Another winner in Huelva took home nearly 147,000 euros. The winning numbers were evenly split between even and odd.
More than 2,500 eggs and up to 900 free tapas will be handed out at the IV Festa dos Ovos Rotos con Chourizo in Castro de Rei. Alongside local food, the event features classic Vespas and live music, with traditional crafts drawing crowds from across Lugo.
Spain’s Supreme Court has ordered ADIF to recognize a worker’s seniority from 1988 despite a nine-month employment gap. The decision overturns previous rulings and clarifies that not every contract break erases accumulated rights, reshaping expectations for thousands of public sector employees.
José Francisco Fernández, known as Paquiño, keeps agricultural machines over 100 years old running for Galdo’s traditional harvest festival. As fewer people know how to operate them, he worries the craft will disappear when he no longer can. A recent documentary brought his story to a wider audience.
Galicia ranks among Spain's leading regions for centenarians. A research team is mapping genetic and social factors, alongside geography, to explain the trend, with findings that could reshape how Spain understands longevity.
Thousands of listings for Spanish homes with gardens and barbecues start at €45,000, but the cheapest options often come with major drawbacks. From missing utilities to financing hurdles, buyers need to look beyond the headline price to avoid costly surprises.
Galicia will be the first region in Spain to witness the total solar eclipse. Authorities have closed 29 popular viewing spots over safety concerns. The event will affect 143 municipalities and draw impressive attention.
Blue flashes have once again lit up Galicia’s shores as the elusive 'mar de Ardora' returns to local beaches. Darkness is impressive: water movement stirs the microorganisms, and sightings depend on their concentration, making each display unpredictable.
A sudden influx of visitors forced authorities to restrict access to Praia das Catedrais in Galicia, reigniting Spain’s debate over beach capacity and paid services, alongside public access. The incident highlights the challenge of balancing tourism and conservation on Spain’s most iconic shores.
The Euromillones lottery held its Friday draw with a record €89 million jackpot. Players from Spain and eight other countries competed for the top prize. Full results and the prize breakdown are now available.
Objects from Spain’s Franco era are resurfacing in Galicia’s antique markets. House clearances are bringing rare memorabilia to light, including items linked to unresolved scandals. Collectors and dealers report rising demand, alongside controversy.
Cruz Roja’s 2026 Sorteo de Oro awarded its €3 million top prize to a ticket sold in Lugo. This year’s draw distributed more than 23,400 prizes, twice last year’s count, and introduced new rules that gave tickets extra chances to win smaller prizes.
Spain’s National Lottery draw on July 23, 2026, awarded a €300,000 top prize per series. The event spotlighted Galicia’s Ribeira Sacra, with multiple secondary prizes and special numbers also announced.
Terra Núblar, a new dinosaur park in Outeiro de Rei, Lugo, welcomes visitors to five themed trails featuring 23 animatronic figures in a natural oak forest. Tickets cost €12 for children, and admission is free for those under three. The park offers families an immersive prehistoric experience.
Aemet has raised the weather alert to orange in A Coruña and central Lugo. Up to 30 liters of rain per square meter could fall in one hour. The risk includes hail and frequent lightning.
A Fonsagrada has opened the Centro Cultural Forges, Spain’s first museum dedicated to Antonio Fraguas de Pablo. The initiative highlights Forges’ close ties to the region and his support for local and global causes. The centre occupies the former town hall, restored with local materials.
Galician farmers are battling soaring temperatures that cut milk yields and harm animal health, with miscarriages among the risks. Urgent investments in cooling systems are now impressive to keep livestock productive and farms economically viable.
A Coruña will see clear skies give way to clouds and light rain this Saturday afternoon. Temperatures will remain warm before dropping on Sunday, with winds shifting as conditions change.
Galicia faced a severe heatwave, with inland temperatures nearing 40°C. Authorities issued a red alert in 109 municipalities and suspended outdoor sports. The episode disrupted daily life and prompted emergency measures across the region.
Galicia's government has issued a red alert for extreme heat in 109 municipalities. Outdoor sports are suspended in affected areas. Health authorities urge special care for vulnerable groups as temperatures approach 40°C.
Galicia faces its first major heatwave of the summer, with temperatures nearing 40°C. More than half the region’s municipalities remain under weather alerts. Authorities warn the extreme heat could persist until midweek.
PP strengthens its position in Galicia through controversial alliances with defectors. Over the past year, eight municipalities in Galicia have changed leadership due to deals with defectors. PP is regaining control in Lugo, despite party bans. A Constitutional Court decision has altered the balance of power.
How the 'Tu cara me suena' Star from Galicia Changed Perceptions of Herself and Her Hometown. An actress from Lugo became a standout on the Spanish show 'Tu cara me suena'. Growing up in Galicia, she faced bullying. Now, her story and strong connection to her roots inspire many.
Opponents of Altri Plant in Galicia Fear Project's Comeback. Galician authorities have announced the suspension of the Altri plant project review, but activists insist the threat remains. Lawyers from Ulloa Viva warn that the process could resume at any time. The decision may impact both the region’s environment and its economy.
Galician authorities halt major pulp mill project in Lugo. The review of a large-scale pulp mill construction project has been suspended in Galicia. The reason is the inability to connect the facility to the power grid. The decision is expected to impact the regional economy and has sparked debate among local residents.
Ourense authorities cancel paid parking, splitting Galicia into two camps. Ourense abolishes parking meters after 37 years. Authorities did not renew the contract, sparking disputes and chaos. Now, half of Galicia parks for free, while the other half debates the changes.
Spanish Housing Market: New Price Records and Unexpected Leaders. Housing prices in Spain have surged sharply. Some regions have become unattainable for buyers. Yet there are cities where the situation is surprising experts.
PSOE Internal Crisis New Mandatory Courses Follow Major Scandal. What is happening within PSOE after the Paco Salazar case? Why has the party opted for drastic changes, and what does this mean for its future? Spain is discussing unexpected moves by the leadership and internal conflicts. Experts share their opinions on the consequences for politicians and party staff, while society reacts to the unfolding events.
Snowstorm Ingrid paralyzes traffic on dozens of Spanish roads. Snowstorm Ingrid has hit Spain, blocking 53 roads. Drivers are stranded, schools are closed, and authorities are imposing restrictions. The situation on highways remains tense.
Ingrid Blizzard Paralyzes Northern and Central Spain Causing Chaos on the Roads. The Ingrid snowstorm has hit Spain. Major roads are closed and hundreds of trucks are stranded. Authorities are canceling classes while storm surges threaten the coastline. The situation is rapidly deteriorating.
Snowstorm Ingrid brings traffic to a standstill on dozens of Spanish roads. A powerful cyclone Ingrid has struck Spain, bringing chaos to roadways. Hundreds of routes are closed and truck movement is banned. Find out which regions have been hit hardest.
Galicia paralyzed as Storm Ingrid brings record winds and heavy snowfall. Galicia has been hit by powerful Storm Ingrid. Winds up to 150 km/h, nine-meter waves, and heavy snow have brought the region to a standstill. Airports, schools, and roads are at risk.
