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Pat McDonagh reportedly interested in snapping up Copper Face Jacks

Supermacs owner Pat McDonagh is reportedly considering buying the legendary Dublin nightlife spot Copper Face Jacks. Cathal Jackson, owner of the Jackson Court Hotel and...

Over the Edge open poetry reading at city library

Over the Edge literary festival is hosting an open mic poetry reading at Galway city library this month, with featured readers Mark Roper, Aelmuire Mullaney, & Anne Donnellan. Mark Roper's...

Hundreds of Galway students protest against climate change inaction

Hundreds of students in Galway left school today to join a protest in Eyre Square against inaction the threat from climate change. They were among...

Galway startup battling it out to be named the best in Ireland

Galway based startup CitySwifter is one of five young companies around Ireland that are competing to find the business with the greatest potential in...

Keen nosed work catches imported ecstasy bound for Galway

Revenue officers have seized €4,500 worth of ecstasy which was bound for Galway and Roscommon during routine operations. The ecstasy was discovered yesterday in two...

Galway University Hospitals add new consultant for paediatric care

Galway University Hospitals are building on their paediatric services with the appointment of Dr Johannes Buca Letshwiti as a Consultant Neonatologist. Dr Letshwiti graduated from NUI...

Funding crisis threatens LGBT+ community centre

Teach Solais, a crucial hub for the LGBT+ community in Galway, could be forced to shut its doors this year because of a funding...

Bus Eireann is looking to get more women behind the wheel

Bus Eireann is looking for new drivers nationwide, and the public transport company is particularly keen to add more women to its roster. Spokesperson for...

Design team appointed for new Clifden hospital

Plans for a new 50 bed Clifden hospital and nursing unit have taken a step forward as a design team has been appointed to...

Trócaire launches cashless donation boxes in Galway

Trócaire is going digital with a pilot scheme of cashless donation boxes at Supermac's in Galway and Dublin. RTÉ reports that Trócaire has decided to...

TY students dive into ocean science at the Marine Institute

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

Galway TD says distinguished brand needed for Irish beef

Galway-Roscommon TD Denis Naughten has said that Ireland needs a world recognised brand for its "certified grass-fed, extensively reared suckler beef". The Independent TD has...

Artistic collaboration will create monument to lace making history of Headford

A artistic collaboration has been announced to honour the lace making history of Headford. Lace Matrix will see community members in Headford working with internationally...

NUI Galway plans week of events for International Women’s Day

NUI Galway is hosting a series of public events throughout this week to celebrate International Women's Day. International Women's Day takes place on Thursday, March...

GMIT lecturer wins national education award

GMIT Science lecturer Dr Cormac Quigley was one of the big prize winners at the 2019 Education Awards. Dr Quigley, who lectures in Chemistry &...

Planning authority upholds rejection of Athenry solar farm

Plans for a 20Mw solar farm and battery storage facility near Athenry have been refused by An Bord Pleanála. Galway county council had previously rejected...

Maldron Hotel owner sees profits reach €87 million

The Dalata Group, Ireland's biggest hotel operator, saw a 13 percent increase in profits last year. The Irish Independent reports that newly filed accounts show that...

Galway scientist wins top prize at Cancer Society Awards

Dr Aideen Ryan won the top prize for her work at the 2019 Irish Cancer Society Research Awards. The cancer society awards recognised some of...

Galway to Limerick rail services disrupted 146 times in 2017

The Galway to Limerick line the most frequently disrupted rail services in Ireland with 146 separate incidents in 2017. The number of journeys either cancelled...

Massive delays on Galway to Heuston rail service

All rail services from Dublin to Galway are experiencing an 80 minute delay today. Irish rail have said that all services via Heuston are being...

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