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Galway companies share in €11.5 million European Space Agency contracts

Two Galway companies were among the recipients of €11.5 million in contracts awarded by the European Space Agency to tech businesses in Ireland in...

Free and subsidised places announced on courses at NUIG and GMIT

Free and subsidised higher education places have been announced for a number of courses at GMIT and NUI Galway under the Springboard+ 2021 and...

Four talented Galway journalists among winners at Smedias

Four talented young Galway journalists were among the winners at the National Student Media Awards (Smedias) which took place earlier this month. Sophia Hadef took...

Achievements of NUIG student Owen Ward celebrated at special reception

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...

Galway Chamber campaign aims to create 3,000 jobs

A new campaign from Galway Chamber aims to create 3,000 jobs here by promoting Galway to domestic and foreign investment. The Why Galway campaign launched this...

Tributes paid to Galway businessman and arts patron Donagh O’Donoghue

Tributes have been paid to well known Galway businessman and patron of the arts Donagh O'Donoghue, who passed away this week. O'Donoghue developed many ties...

NUIG study finds dangerous E. coli in waters deemed “excellent” quality

A research team at NUIG has found alarming E. Coli contamination in public waters which have been deemed of good or excellent quality according...

NUIG Students’ Union raises €13,000 for charities

NUI Galway Students’ Union has today presented the proceeds of their Charity Challenge fundraising events to Galway Rape Crisis Centre, Galway Autism Partnership and...

Volunteers and frontline heroes celebrated at Galway City Mayor’s Awards

The winners of the 2021 Galway City Mayor's Awards were announced at a remote ceremony held on Wednesday evening. The awards formally recognise the outstanding...

NUIG fruit fly study could have implications for human infertility

A study of fruit fly genetics at NUI Galway could have potential implications for treating human infertility down the line following new discoveries about...

Galway professor becomes President-elect of International Society of Travel Medicine

A professor at NUI Galway has been announced as the new President-elect of the International Society of Travel Medicine (ISTM). Professor Gerard Flaherty, who is...

NUIG to expand clinical trials for diabetes, primary care and chronic disease

People with diabetes, patients with chronic disease and those who use primary care are set to benefit from the expansion of clinical trials at...

New jobs promised for Galway as two IT companies merge

Two Irish IT companies have announced today that they will merge, promising to create new jobs in Galway. Intuity Technologies which has its HQ in...

NUIG to host free webinar this week on COVID crisis in India

A free online event on the record infection rates and loss of life caused by the second wave of COVID-19 in India will be...

Galway rowers qualify for spot in Tokyo Olympics

Two Galway women have claimed their place in the Olympics in the Qualification Regatta for rowing teams from around the world this morning. Galway’s Fiona...

Ransomware attack causing serious disruption in Galway hospitals

The ransomware attack against the HSE which prompted the shutdown of IT systems for containment purposed today is causing serious disruptions to hospital services...

Galway Film Fleadh confirms summer 2021 dates

Galway Film Fleadh has announced that the 2021 edition of the fair will take place between 20 and 25 July, after the festival's calendar...

COVID-19: Eight Galway cases and four deaths reported

Another eight cases of COVID-19 have been reported in Galway today, out of 434 cases nationwide notified by health officials. A further four deaths related...

Young women least likely to accept COVID vaccine, Galway study finds

Young women are much less likely to accept a COVID-19 vaccine than other demographics, new research has revealed. The study carried out by NUI Galway...

Galway study examines motivations of people posting about charity on social media

A new study from NUI Galway has outlined the different kinds of people who post about charity on their social media, from 'Quiet Donors'...

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