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“The Mincéirs Whiden Society gives us a place where we can all be ourselves” 

When NUI Galway's Mincéirs Whiden Society won the 2022 Best 'Cultural, Academic and Social Society' at the Board of Irish College Societies (BICS) in...

GUH to host free stoma care information evening in Galway city

Galway University Hospitals Stoma Care Unit is holding a free public information meeting next week for anyone who has had or is due to...

Boil Water Notice remains as repairs ongoing in Eyrecourt

A boil water notice in place for hundreds of homes in Eyrecourt is expected to last for several more weeks at least. Irish Water imposed...

Top Reasons for Getting a Master’s Degree

After spending four years in college, a small percentage of grads discover the value of adding another layer to their educational resumes. While less...

HSE Chief Paul Reid visits healthcare services across Galway

HSE Chief Executive Paul Reid visited healthcare services in Ballinasloe, Tuam, and Loughrea yesterday as part of a tour of the west of Ireland. Mr...

Four Galway sports groups awarded almost €250k on successful appeals

Four Galway groups have been awarded almost a quarter of a million in grant funding, after successfully appealing an earlier rejection. There has been an...

5,000km Odyssey – Rowing from New York to Galway

Two men will be undertaking an epic voyage across the Atlantic from New York to Galway in aid of four deserving charities. Lifelong friends Damian...

Lifelong friends to row from New York to Galway in world record attempt

Lifelong friends Damian Browne and Fergus Farrell will attempt to break a world record by rowing unsupported from New York to Galway next month,...

Almost 20,000 people in Galway City admit flushing wet wipes

Almost 20,000 people living in Galway City regularly flush wet wipes, and other sanitary items, down the toilet, where they clog sewers and ruin...

Why online casinos are more popular than brick-and-mortar ones

For years, we have been able to observe how the gambling industry has been growing continuously. Behind this is a huge market in which,...

Berni gets some very unwelcome news in Ros na Rún

Berni is in a bad way when Briain seeks a paternity test, Sonny gets an unwelcome call, and Vanessa may be holding a torch...

Cell Explorers celebrates 10 years of science

The Galway based Cell Explorers programme is celebrating ten years of informing, inspiring and involving the public in hands-on modern biology. First created in 2012...

Connacht squad named for last game of the season

Connacht Rugby have confirmed their matchday squad for the last game of the 2021/22 season on Saturday. Connacht will finish out the season at home...

Games of luck or skill

There are many different games available to play, but they can often be divided into games of skill, luck, or both. While we each...

BoyleSports announced as latest sponsor of Galway Races

Galway Races have announced that BoyleSports are the latest sponsors of the coming summer festival, in a multi-year deal. The bookmakers will back not one,...

Mountbellew Agrictural College wins national Technology Award

Students from Mountbellew Agricultural College have become the first to take home a prestigious national Technology Award. The Mountbellew team were crowned the winners in...

Mobile gaming is thriving, but which titles are most popular in Ireland? 

Alongside capturing high-quality images for social media platforms like Instagram and using instant messaging services such as WhatsApp for daily conversations, mobile gaming is...

Repair works ongoing at Gort Water Treatment Plant

Work is ongoing to repair and upgrade the water treatment plant at Gort, more than two months after a Boil Water Notice was issued. Irish...

Five men sent for trial for money laundering offences

Five people have been charged and sent for trial at Galway Circuit Court for alleged money laundering offences. Solomon Abiola (29), Jordan Curtis (21), Lucky...

Carna Community Café raises €1,000 for Red Cross Ukraine Appeal

The recently launched Community Café in Carna has donated €1,000 to the Red Cross Ukraine Appeal thanks to the village's love of tea, cake,...

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