Small businesses employ nearly half of Galway’s private sector
Forty-five percent of people working in the private sector in Galway are employed by small businesses.
That is according to data from the Central Statistics...
Galway space company Mbryonics awarded €17.5m from European Innovation Council
Galway based space tech company Mbryonics has received a €17.5 million investment from the European Innovation Council.
Mbryonics is at the forefront of transforming satellite...
Galway company recognised at Small Business Awards as one to watch
Galway company, Ecco Spray was one of five companies to win the Best Emerging Business Award at the Small Firms Association (SFA) National Small...
Citypoint building up for sale with guide price over €20 million
The Citypoint building in Galway City Centre is up for sale with a guide price of more than €20 million.
The Citypoint building on the...
Commercial vacancy rate in Galway continues to rise well above national average
Galway continues to have the second highest commercial vacancy rate in Ireland, rising to 18.5% by last December.
The latest GeoDirectory Commercial Buildings Report found...
Tech company BuyMedia creating 100 jobs in Galway
Galway tech company BuyMedia has announced that it will be creating 100 new jobs in the city over the next four years.
The announcement was...
Job Expo Galway returning to the city this weekend
Jobs Expo Galway is returning to the city this weekend, providing an opportunity for people to connect with dozens of employers.
The free careers fair...
Understanding Rent Tax Credit in Ireland
The rent tax credit is a financial help program that helps residents of Ireland reduce the amount of tax they are eligible to pay...
Galway’s Chanelle Pharma sold in deal worth up to €300 million
Galway's Chanelle Pharma has been sold to private equity firm Exponent, in a deal that is reported to be valued at up to €300...
Galway medtech companies leading €6.8 million Solascope project
€6.8 million in funding has been awarded to a medtech research and development project led by two Galway companies.
Ministers Simon Coveney and Simon Harris...