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NUIG seeks swimmers’ help to study superbugs in the water

A new study from NUIG is calling on swimmers and surfers to help determine if recreational water users are more at risk of picking...

NUIG wins big at national student societies awards

NUI Galway remains one of the top ranked colleges in the country for student societies, taking home multiple prizes at the national society awards. At...

Less than 15,000 receiving Pandemic Unemployment in Galway

There are 800 fewer people receiving Pandemic Unemployment payments in Galway this week, as the numbers claiming COVID-19 benefits continues to drop. The government made...

NUIG challenges claim its Medical School paid for infants’ remains from Tuam Home

NUI Galway research has challenged a claim in the Commission of Investigation into Mother and Baby Homes about the use of infants' remains by...

Coronavirus: No COVID deaths reported for 4th day – but Galway cases rise

No further deaths related to the coronavirus have been recorded in the Republic of Ireland for the fourth day in a row - for...

30km/h speed limit for city centre doesn’t go far enough, says Galway Cycling Campaign

The proposed inner city centre 30 km/h speed limits have been welcomed by Galway Cycling Campaign, with Galway inner city's speed limits expected to...

Pandemic Unemployment numbers down to less than half of peak level in Galway

There are 1,600 fewer people receiving Pandemic Unemployment payments in Galway this week as the number of people receiving the payment has fallen to...

Coronavirus: WHO special envoy to address NUIG event on COVID-19

A special envoy from the Director General of the World Health Organisation will address a virtual conference hosted by NUIG on the COVID-19 crisis...

NUIG Prof appointed UN Special Rapporteur on Human Trafficking

NUIG Professor Siobhán Mullally has been appointed as a UN Special Rapporteur on human trafficking, with her post having a particular focus on the...

Galway scientist leading international study on detecting dementia risk

NUIG researcher Dr Emer McGrath has been awarded a Clinician Scientist Fellowship and €655,524 for her research into detecting a person's risk of of...

Three NUIG medtech startups win Health Innovation Hub awards

Three NUI Galway startups are among the big winners this year of Health Innovation Hub Ireland’s nationwide competition for innovative medtech solutions to healthcare...

Two Galway schools claim top prizes in national healthy eating and growing project

Two Schools in Galway have been named as the overall winners of Agri Aware’s Incredible Edibles healthy eating and fruit & vegetable growing project. The...

Providing affordable homes is key litmus test of new government, says Galway TD

A Galway West TD has stated that delivering real affordable homes for working people in the county and across the state will be the...

NUIG Students’ Union calls for repeat exam fees to be scrapped

NUI Galway's Students' Union has condemned the university's decision to charge a fee for students who are sitting an online repeat exam this year. Students...

Galway companies awarded over €10 million to develop groundbreaking medical technologies

Over €10 million in government funding has been awarded to Galway companies partnering with NUIG research teams to develop groundbreaking medical technologies. Three projects aimed...

Two Galway seafood companies awarded over €10k funding

Two Galway aquaculture projects have been awarded €10,598 in funding out of a national pot of €1.3 million allocated to 15 seafood projects nationwide. Derrylea...

42 charities across Galway receive donations from AIB

A total of 42 charities in Galway have received donations from AIB, as part of the bank's community investment programme. Galway Rape Crisis Centre and...

Aisling Dolan says she’ll fight for East Galway from the Seanad

Newly appointed Senator Aisling Dolan has said that she will "fight for investment" in East Galway from the Seanad. The Ballinasloe County Councillor was one...

1,500 people come off Pandemic Unemployment in Galway

There are 1,500 fewer people in receipt of pandemic unemployment payments in Galway this week according to the latest government figures. 24,200 people in Galway...

COPE Galway warns of “ageist” attitudes in COVID-19 crisis

The COVID-19 crisis has put a spotlight on "ageist" attitudes and language COPE Galway warned ahead of the launch of its annual report for...

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