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New SOLAS strategy will benefit Further Education and Training in Galway

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A new strategy will expand the role of Further Education and Training in Galway and all across Ireland, according to Andrew Brownlee, CEO of...

The Feature Races at the Galway Festival

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Ballybrit Racecourse can boast something that neither Cheltenham, Punchestown nor even Royal Ascot racecourse has - a horse racing festival that lasts for an...

Six new players sign with Connacht for the coming season

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Connacht Rugby have confirmed that six new players have signed professional contracts to play for the province in the coming season. Niall Murray, Colm Reilly,...

Crunching the numbers, could Brexit really lead to a United Ireland?

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There are few concepts in Ireland that evoke an emotional response from a population known for their propensity to be “easy going”, but one...

Undergraduate Open Day at NUIG to be held online for first time

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NUI Galway's Undergraduate Open Day will be held online for the first time on Thursday, 7 May. The Open Day will give students, parents and...

GMIT launches online Open Day for prospective students

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While the current crisis may seem like we're stuck in limbo, life will return to normal eventually, and GMIT is helping students plan for...

RTÉ Nationwide marks 100 years of Benedictine sisters at Kylemore Abbey

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RTÉ Nationwide is marking the centenary celebration of the Benedictine community at Kylemore Abbey with a special show this evening. The Benedictine sisters came to...

Galway Wind Park scholarship fund wins national award

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Galway Wind Park took home a national industry award for its community scholarship fund that sends local kids to college. The Wind Park took home...

GMIT open evening for further education options and mature students

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GMIT are hosting an open day at their Galway campus next week for Further Education, PLC and mature students interested in third-level education. The “Pathways...

Digital literacy a crucial part of education Naughton says

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A heavy emphasis must be placed on ensuring young people are taught digital literacy skills Galway TD Hildegarde Naughton. The government's current literacy programme is...

NUIG Professor is named the top researcher in Ireland this year

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NUIG Professor Laoise McNamara has been named the country's top scientific researcher of the year for her work on brittle bone conditions and the...

Over 5,000 people applied to NUIG in 2019

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More than 5,000 people have applied to study at NUIG this academic year as the largest university in the west of Ireland continues to...

Ireland’s largest teaching event to take place in Galway

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The largest annual educational event in Ireland is set to take place in Galway next weekend. The national FÉILTE event by the Teaching Council will...

Galway lads shine at World Skills Championship

Briain Kelly - 0
Two young men from Galway were among those honoured with awards at the recent World Skills Championship in Russia. The World Skills Championship, sometimes known...

NUIG launches €13 million genomics data science research centre

Briain Kelly - 0
NUI Galway has officially launched a new SFI Centre for Research Training in Genomics Data Science this week which promises to train young people...

3,000 people tour navy ship docked in Galway

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Just under 3,000 people came out to tour the Irish Navy patrol ship the LÉ Samuel Beckett while it was docked in Galway yesterday. The navy had...

Naval patrol ship open for guided tours this weekend

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The Irish Naval Service patrol ship the LÉ Samuel Beckett will be open for public tours when it is docked in Galway this weekend. Naval Service...

NUI Galway reveals which degrees increased in points this year

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NUI Galway has seen a significant increase in points this year with the number of courses over 500 points almost doubling since 2018. CAO offers,...

Engineering maths exam gives Leaving Cert students second chance

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Students who got enough CAO points for an undergraduate engineering course at NUI Galway but failed to get the required mark in maths will...

Two Galway men headed to the Skills Olympics

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Two young men from Galway will be part of the delegation representing Ireland at the 45th Skills Olympics in Russia later this month. Apprentice Jack...
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