GMIT has been awarded €2.2m from the Higher Education Authority to deliver 14 new Springboard training courses from next September.
Springboard is an initiative that...
Universities are facing claims of inflating grades as 63 percent of stundents at NUI Galway receive a first or upper-second class honours degree.
NUI Galway...
The vast majority of students at NUI Galway are saying that the university's library building just isn't up to scratch.
While students had plenty of...
Minister for Health, Simon Harris TD today officially opened NUI Galway’s €34 million Human Biology Building, bringing together the existing disciplines of Anatomy, Physiology...
Ireland's online gambling landscape is shifting. The Gambling Regulation Act 2024 established Údarás Rialála Cearrbhachais na hÉireann - the Gambling Regulatory Authority of Ireland...
After years of legislative back-and-forth, Ireland has finally introduced major reforms to its gambling laws.
Those changes mean Ireland now has a dedicated regulator to...
Online casinos have transformed entertainment through their combination of user-friendly services and various exciting and interactive gaming options available from any digital device. Their...
The achievements of NUI Galway student Owen Ward were celebrated at a special Mayoral reception at Leisureland in Salthill on Friday afternoon.
Owen, who is...
Local activist and People Before Profit candidate Joe Loughnane has labelled this week's Budget as a 'landlord's budget', which failed to address the issues...
NUI Galway is reserving some of its student accommodation in Corrib Village for Irish speaking students under the university's Irish Language Scheme.
The Residential Scheme...
