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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...

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...

‘Whole Wide World’ bus tour to include four Galway stops in April

Pupils and families in Galway will have the chance to meet the creators of their favourite Irish books in Galway as part of Laureate...

Plans for north Galway wind farm pass first stage

Plans are in development for an onshore wind farm with a capacity of up to 86MW in the north of County Galway. RWE Renewables is...

Calls for University of Galway to develop own properties for student accommodation

The University of Galway is being urged to develop its own property on Nuns Island as student accommodation instead of going to the private...

Galway’s Bet on the Future: How Online Casino Games Are Becoming a New Trend in Ireland

A new trend is taking hold in Galway, a lively city on the western side of Ireland. It is changing the way people spend...

Galway businessman talks about the impact floods have had on his business

A Galway store owner explains the toll flooding has taken on his business over the years, while others express their fears for the future...

Academic Excellence in Galway: Expert Tips

The Irish Education experience is empowering and can open you to a world of possibilities. Students here go through a world-class education system offering...

Minister O’Gorman to address Galway event on upcoming referendums

Minister for Equality Roderic O'Gorman will address a public event in Galway City on the upcoming referendums next week. The event - The Constitutional Referendums on...

Galway students explore their names in Sloinne

Two current and former Galway students discover the interesting history behind their surnames in Sloinne this month. This TG4 series delves into the fascinating stories...

Galway United apologises for social media post of player with ‘Stop’ sign who caused death by dangerous driving

Galway United have issued an apology for a social media post of a player holding a stop sign who had previously been convicted of...

Six Galway schools headed to national finals of VEX Robotics competitions

Six Galway primary and secondary schools are honing their skills for the national finals of the VEX Robotics competitions later this month. The Galway-Mayo regional...

How Galway Can Brew Up a Tourism Boom

Galway boasts a rich cultural heritage, stunning landscapes, and a vibrant community. Despite its undeniable charm, the city's tourism figures could benefit from initiatives...

Preparatory works begin on new library at Universty of Galway

Preparatory works have begun this week on the site of the new Library and Learning Commons at University of Galway. The landmark development at the...

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...

Tonnta! – Galway’s newest festival lighting up the streets

Galway's newest festival Tonnta will be taking to the streets of the city on St Brigid's Day, and running for the remainder of the...

Aran Islands and Galway RNLI training on Galway Bay

Crews from the Aran Islands and Galway RNLI stations showed the spirit of cooperation in a joint training exercise on Galway Bay last weekend. The...

PBP Galway renews call to end privatisation of waste management

People Before Profit Galway has renewed its call to end the privatisation of waste management following an RTÉ report over the weekend that showed...

Keith Finnegan to bid farewell to Galway Talks in April

Galway Bay FM's Keith Finnegan has revealed that he will bid farewell to 'Galway Talks' in April after 20,000 hours behind the microphone at...

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