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EY creating new jobs in Galway with nationwide expansion

Professional services firm EY will be adding new jobs at its Galway City offices as part of a major nationwide expansion. Ten new positions will...

Over 100 homes in Ballygar without electricity

More than 100 homes in the Ballygar area of east Galway are without electricity this afternoon. A fault reported shortly after 11am this morning is...

Get ready for a fun weekend in Galway this Culture Night

There's reason to get excited for a night out this weekend, as Culture Night is returning in style this Friday for an evening of...

‘Greening the Laneways’ project to transform city streets

As part of an exciting new project, Galway City Council is partnering with local residents and young people to ‘green’ city laneways. The public are...

Galway woman is leading light for National Women’s Enterprise Day

Female entrepreneurs and budding businesswomen in Galway are being encouraged to look to the future and register for this year’s National Women’s Enterprise Day...

Man (40s) dies following city traffic collision

A man in his 40s lost his life following a traffic collision in Galway City on Sunday morning. A motorbike and a car were involved...

4 Considerations To Keep In Mind When Renting A House in Galway

When renting a house, there are some unique factors that mean you need different considerations from apartment rentals.  These factors can determine if a house...

Notices issued for extension of city pedestrianisation

Galway City Council has issued notices for the continued pedestrianisation of streets around the city centre to support outdoor dining. The council pedestrianised a number...

Could Innovative Construction Methods Solve Galway’s Student Housing Crisis?

Town versus gown is an age-old struggle. Cities steeped in academic excellence revel in the reputation their universities bring, but people often push back...

Naval Service patrol ship open for tours in Galway this weekend

Correction: This article previously stated that tours would be available Saturday & Sunday, instead of only Saturday The Irish Naval Service patrol ship the Lé...

Just one Galway area sees increase in COVID rate

Nine of the ten local electoral areas in Galway have seen their 14-day COVID incidence rates fall in the past week, and just three...

Galway to benefit from €50k in grants for social enterprises

Galway City and County have been allocated just over €50,000 to be awarded as capital grants for social enterprises serving their communities. The Department of...

Award-winning artist creates artwork for Galway International Arts Festival

Galway International Arts Festival (GIAF) has commissioned award-winning visual artist Jennifer Cunningham to create a commemorative artwork for this year's festival which runs until...

City Councillors urged to support trial of Salthill Cycleway

Galway city councillors have the opportunity next week to be 'world leaders in active travel' by supporting a trial of the Salthill Cycleway, Galway...

Disability day services returning to full capacity from October

Disability day services will be able to return to full capacity by the end of October as the final COVID-19 restrictions lift. The government has...

Exciting new festival to take place in Claregalway this month

A new festival is set to take place in Claregalway this month featuring artists such as Lisa Hannigan, Tolü Makay, Wallis Bird, Nealo, Daithí,...

PBP Galway says Housing For All plan is continuation of failed policy

People Before Profit in Galway have condemned the government’s Housing For All plan as a 'continuation of the failed policy' of relying on the...

City Council has Middle Arch closed again

The Middle Arch area of Galway City down by the Claddagh and Spanish Arch has been closed by the city council this weekend. At the...

Four Galway areas record COVID rates above national average

Four of Galway's ten local electoral areas now have 14-day COVID rates higher than the national average, which was 523 cases per 100,000 people...

Director of WHO to speak at NUI Galway today and tomorrow

The Director of the World Health Organisation Dr Mike Ryan will be speaking at NUI Galway today and tomorrow about the impact of COVID-19...

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