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Former president Mary Robinson to headline Our Ocean Wealth Summit 2018

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The annual Our Ocean Wealth Summit is in Galway next week exploring how to develop the marine economy, and former Uachtarán na hÉireann Mary...

Charming cottage on Inishbofin island overlooks the ocean

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This wonderful bungalow cottage on Inishbofin island is a perfect getaway for someone seeking a quiet life, with some of the most stunning views...

Discover the Ocean your way with Galway Atlantaquaria

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Galway Atlantaquaria, Ireland’s largest native species aquarium, is an incredible way to take in all the marine life of Ireland's rivers, lakes, and the...

Historic landmarks lighting up blue for World Oceans Day

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Dozens of landmarks in Galway and around Ireland will be lighting up Atlantic Blue this weekend to mark World Oceans Day. World Oceans Day on...

Galway’s Marine Institute encourages young women to pursue a future in science

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The Marine Institute here in Galway recently played host to a group of enquiring TY students in a visit meant to encourage young women...

TY students dive into ocean science at the Marine Institute

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Students from Galway, Mayo, Clare, Roscommon, Dublin and, Waterford recently came to the 5th annual TY Training Week at the Marine Institute in...

Major ocean conference in Galway highlights maritime heritage

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A major Ocean conference that took place in Galway this week highlighted Ireland's maritime heritage and its role in our future. The Irish Ocean Literacy...

Ocean Wealth Summit comes to Galway in June

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Seafood and marine industry leaders will gather at the fifth annual “Our Ocean Wealth” Summit in a purpose-built marquee at Galway Docks, on June...

Spanish shipyard to build research ship for Galway’s Marine Institute

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Galway's Marine Institute has announced that Spanish shipyard Astilleros Armon Vigo S.A. has been chosen to build their new state of the art marine...

Marine Institute welcomes first ever new boss

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The Marine Institute in Oranmore, Ireland's national ocean research centre, has had a historic changing of the guard this week with the first appointment...

Barna students get up close and personal with sharks

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Pupils from Scoil Shéamais Naofa in Barna recently got to get a close up look at sharks about the RV Celtic Explorer. The second class pupils completed...

SeaFest sets sail out of Galway

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SeaFest has raised its sail and set a course South as the Marine festival is leaving Galway from next year. For the next three years...

Galway’s Marine Institute hosts international researchers in marine biodiversity conference

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The Marine Institute recently hosted a workshop at its Oranmore headquarters where researchers from Ireland and around the world shared the latest gains of...

SeaFest nets national award for best cultural event

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Galway SeaFest 2018 has won the Best Cultural Event at the 2018 Event Industry Awards. The maritime festival, in its fourth year in 2018, has...

Connemara seafood plant could fold because of fishing quotas

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Management of Iasc Mara Teoranta seafood plant in Ros a Mhíl say that unless they can find a new owner, the plant will close. Iasc...

Minister Creed opens Brexit Fisheries discussion in Galway

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The Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine, Michael Creed TD yesterday hosted a Brexit Fisheries Discussion in Galway as part of the Our...

Galway TD launches new marine report as part of SeaFest

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Galway West TD Seán Kyne this morning launched the latest NUI Galway report as part of Ireland’s national maritime festival ‘SeaFest’. Minister Sean Kyne, with Minister for...

The ships are gathering for SeaFest 2018

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Tall ships, short ships, smart ships, and war ships; Galway Harbour is packed to the gills this week as every kind of boat that...

€2.9m iMARL will help detect offshore earthquakes

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Galway West TD Sean Kyne said that the announcement of a €2.9 million iMARL marine monitoring infrastructure will allow for the identification of seabed...

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