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Pieta launches ‘Signs of Suicide’ campaign with Galway singer

Briain Kelly - January 17, 2022 0

Pieta, Ireland's national suicide prevention charity, has launched its ‘SIGNS of Suicide’ campaign together with Galway born signer-songwriter Aaron J Hart. ‘Signs of Suicide’ is...

GMIT introduces anonymous reporting tool for violence and harassment

Briain Kelly - November 23, 2021 0

GMIT has introduced a new tool for its students to report bullying, harassment, violence, or discrimination with anonymity. The 'Speak Out' tool, an online and...

Art exhibition gives spotlight for GMIT graduates

Briain Kelly - September 11, 2021 0

An exciting art exhibition by GMIT students is open for the next week, to finally showcase the work they have accomplished in the past...

Plans for expansion of Parkmore IDA Business Park

Briain Kelly - May 28, 2021 0

IDA Ireland has submitted plans to the county council for the expansion of its Parkmore Business & Technology Park with the construction of an...

GMIT invites school children to take part in Robot Art Challenge

Briain Kelly - May 10, 2021 0

GMIT is inviting primary and secondary school children to take part in a unique national art competition called The Robot Art Challenge. Instead of using...

GMIT virtual choir stuns again with Bohemian Rhapsody

Briain Kelly - May 8, 2021 0

The GMIT choir have released their sixth virtual hit with a rendition of one of the all time greats in Queen's stellar Bohemian Rhapsody. The...

‘One-off’ housing vital for rural Ireland to survive, says Canney

Michael Malone - April 28, 2021 0

Galway East TD Seán Canney has defended 'one-off' rural housing as a way of helping rural communities to survive. He argues that a house in...

Galway City traffic levels 164% higher than 2020 as restrictions ease

Briain Kelly - April 13, 2021 0

Traffic levels in Galway City are more than two and half times higher than this time last year as lockdown restrictions begin to slowly...

Galway City traffic more than 40% higher than in 2020

Briain Kelly - March 24, 2021 0

Traffic in Galway City is more than 40% higher now than it was during the same period of the first lockdown in 2020 according...

GMIT welcomes report recommending increased funding to tackle sexual consent and violence

Briain Kelly - March 19, 2021 0

GMIT has welcomed the publication of the Technological Higher Education Authority's report on sexual violence and consent on campus, which calls for greater support...

GMIT celebrating International Women’s Day with programme of virtual events

Briain Kelly - March 7, 2021 0

GMIT is holding a series of virtual events on Monday to mark International Women's Day, including public talks, seminars, and an art exhibition by...

Call for increase to speed limits on two Galway city roads

Michael Malone - February 17, 2021 0

Galway Senator Seán Kyne has called for an increase to the speed limit on national roads in Galway city, particularly Bothar na dTreabh and...

Galway City traffic down by 50% compared with last year

Briain Kelly - January 18, 2021 0

Traffic in Galway City under the current restrictions is down to almost half the level it was at this time last year. Data from Transport...

GMIT choir releases latest remote video production

Briain Kelly - November 15, 2020 0

The GMIT choir is continuing to churn out hits with their first virtual production for the new academic season, a video of 'Hold Me, Rock...

GMIT offering 600 free or subsidised course places

Briain Kelly - November 14, 2020 0

GMIT is offering 600 free and subsidised places on 30 new modular skills courses to people whose livelihoods have been impacted by Covid-19. The courses,...

GMIT holding online graduation for over 1,800 students

Briain Kelly - November 10, 2020 0

More than 1,800 students at GMIT will be conferred with their awards online in a series of virtual graduation ceremonies this month. GMIT's annual conferring...

Massive drop in Galway City traffic levels

Briain Kelly - October 29, 2020 0

Traffic levels on one of the busiest routes in Galway City have plummeted since the introduction of Level 5 lockdown restrictions. Data gathered by Transport...