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‘My Country is My Prison’ podcast launched by six Galway students

Six students from the Irish Centre for Human Rights at NUI Galway have launched a podcast series titled 'My Country is My Prison'. The 5-episode...

New local authority finances website launched by Galway researchers

Researchers from the Whitaker Institute at NUI Galway have launched the 2022 edition of the local authority finances website this week. Compiled by economics lecturers Dr Gerard Turley and...

Galway medtech company says EU funding will allow them to finish clinical trials

The founder of a Galway based medtech company said that recently announced EU funding will help them get their product through clinical trials, and...

Galway garden designer wins Silver at Bord Bia Bloom!

Galway-based garden designer Professor Derek O'Keeffe has won a silver medal for the Croí show garden at the Bord Bia Bloom festival in Dublin which kicked off...

Galway researchers launch survey on HIV stigma in healthcare settings

NUI Galway researchers have launched a survey into HIV-related stigma in healthcare settings to tackle the issue and improve health outcomes for people with...

95% of people say working remotely makes life easier

Researchers at NUI Galway have revealed that nearly one third of workers are willing to move to a new job to secure their remote...

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...

NUI Galway holding information day for Ukrainians

NUI Galway is holding an information day for Ukrainians this week, on the education and employment opportunities open to them. The event, organised by the...

Galway researchers make major breakthrough in study of aggressive breast cancer

Scientists at NUI Galway have made a major breakthrough in their study of aggressive breast cancer. The researchers discovered how cells can rewire themselves to...

Galway researchers launch national remote working survey

Researchers at NUI Galway have launched the annual remote working in Ireland survey which will gather data on employees' experiences and preferences for remote...

Planning permission sought for 240 bed Westside student accommodation

Planning permission is being sought for a 240 bed student accommodation development in the westside of Galway City. Westside Shopping Centre Limited has submitted plans...

New Galway research proves Indiana Jones’ famous scorpion theory

Scientists at NUI Galway have shown, for the first time, that smaller species of scorpions are more venomous than their larger counterparts. The researchers tested...

Free higher education courses announced for Galway

Twenty free and subsidised higher education courses have been announced for Galway as part of the Human Capital Initiative (HCI) Pillar 1 scheme. The courses are...

Major milestone in Galway-led €10m EU pandemic preparedness project

A pan-European project led by NUI Galway has reached a major milestone in strengthening the continent's pandemic response. The PANDEM-2 Project aims to help future...

Early recordings of the West to be showcased for first time since 1930

An extraordinary audio archive from NUI Galway will be showcased at this year's Cúirt International Festival of Literature in Galway - the first time...

Free webinar aimed at small and medium businesses in food sector

A free webinar for food sector SMEs and start-ups will take place next Tuesday, 5 April at 1pm as part of a European project...

NUI Galway welcomes graduates back to campus for conferring ceremonies

Thousands of NUI Galway graduates are being welcomed back to the campus this week with families and friends for almost two weeks of conferring...

Public asked to play their part in red squirrel revival

Researchers at NUI Galway have called for public support as the battle for the revival of the red squirrel moves to the streets, parks...

Galway singers to receive highest highest accolades in Trad music at Gradam Ceoil

Two Galway singers will receive the highest honours of traditional music at this year's TG4 Gradam Ceoil awards. The Gradam Ceoil 2022 will be taking...

NUI Galway to welcome visitors back to campus for Open Days

NUI Galway is to welcome hundreds of prospective students, parents, guidance counsellors and teachers back to campus for a weekend of Undergraduate Open Days. The...

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