The GMIT Galway International Hotel School has partnered with St. Laurence College Canada on a new initiative to promote international tourism and hospitality.
The two...
There were no deaths reported by the National Public Health Emergency Team today, but 24 more people have tested positive for the coronavirus.
This takes...
A further six people have died in the Republic after being diagnosed with COVID-19, the NPHET has confirmed.
Twenty-three more people have also tested positive...
The Galway City Mayor's Awards 2020 winners were announced this week, with contributions to the arts, environment, and saving lives honoured.
The annual Mayor's Awards...
Links courses are some of the most highly prized destinations for golfers, with their unique landscape and limited numbers, they draw visitors from all...
Fifty tablet devices are to be distributed to individuals and organisations across Ireland caring for patients during the COVID-19 pandemic, as part of an...
Another six people with COVID-19 have died according to today's figures from the HPSC, and another five new cases have been confirmed.
There have now...
The funding levels for the Trading Online Voucher Scheme falls "significantly short" of what is needed to help support businesses recovering from COVID-19 Galway...
With the announcement that the government is once again accelerating the roadmap for reopening Ireland from the COVID-19 lockdown, exactly what will be allowed...
Of all the Galway Races during the week-long Festival at Ballybrit every summer, the Galway Plate is the most celebrated.
A Grade A steeplechase contested...
The city council has put up Prior Warning notices at Grattan and Ballyloughane beaches, warning people of potential contamination this weekend.
The warnings are advising...
All playgrounds in Galway City have reopened as of this week, with new hygiene and distancing requirements for public health.
Galway City Council closed its...
