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Four Galway tax defaulters pay over €250,000 in settlements

Briain Kelly - 0
There were four Galway names on the latest list of tax defaulters who reached a settlement with the revenue released this week. Between them the...

Galway TD welcomes news that VAT treatment of food supplements won’t change until November

Michael Malone - 0
An East Galway TD has welcomed confirmation by Revenue that the VAT treatment of food supplements will remain unchanged until 1s November 2019. Minister Ciaran Cannon...

Report found OPW overpaid by €1.4 million for property in Galway

Briain Kelly - 0
An internal report for the Office of Public Works found that the agency overpaid by €1.4 million in taxpayer money when buying a property...

Water charges were doomed from the start by bad policy Galway study finds

Briain Kelly - 0
A new report on public policy making by NUI Galway researchers has said that water charges were poorly conceived, terribly implemented, and ignored expert...

Smarter Planning for Galway’s Growing Business Community

Thomas O'Brien - 0
Growth can make a business stronger. It can also expose every weak assumption that was easy to ignore when the team, premises and workload...

€31.75m investment has generated €10.8 billion in economic activity in the west

Briain Kelly - 0
State investment of €31.75 million has generated generated €10.8bn in economic activity in the west of Ireland over 25 years a new report from...

Online Earnings in 2026: New Directions and Emerging Trends

Thomas O'Brien - 0
As 2026 unfolds, the digital economy in Ireland is witnessing a shift unlike any other. With remote work becoming a norm and mobile-first platforms...

What’s Driving the Popularity of Online Casinos in Ireland? A Look at Local Trends

Thomas O'Brien - 0
According to Sigma World, 14.4% of Ireland's population gambled online in 2024, with the market growing rapidly since the formation of the Gambling Regulatory...

Strategic Approaches to Modern Retail Business Management

Angela Mc Bride - 0
Running a retail business in Ireland demands more than simply opening your doors and hoping customers walk through them. The landscape has shifted dramatically...

Affiliate Marketing Programs – Beginner’s Guide to Starting Affiliate Marketing

Thomas O'Brien - 0
When it comes to maximizing your online earning potential, there exists a remarkable channel that stands out from the rest. Imagine having the ability...

Will Ireland’s New Gambling Law Increase Black Market Activity?

Thomas O'Brien - 0
Ireland’s Gambling Regulation Bill of 2022 is currently in the fourth stage, as of 12 July 2023, which is the reporting stage. It is...

GIAF announces most ambitious line-up ever!

Michael Malone - 0
Galway International Arts Festival has announced its full programme for 2023, which is the most ambitious line-up in the festival’s 45-year history. The festival is...

Thousands of creative arts jobs at risk in the West Grealish says

Briain Kelly - 0
Up to 2,000 jobs in the arts and creative sectors Galway, Mayo, and Roscommon are in danger due to the devastating impact of COVID-19...

Post Office Network will collapse without urgent State support

Michael Malone - 0
A new report has warned that post offices will face "significant levels of unrestrained closures" by the end of next year if immediate action...

Just Eat announces €1 million in measures to help restaurant sector

Michael Malone - 0
Just Eat has announced a package of measures worth €1 million to support the restaurant sector during the public health crisis. The suite of...

Want to pay off your mortgage as quickly as possible? Here’s how

Joe Bruen - 0
We Irish love property as an investment and we all have a fear of missing out when it comes to our money. So if...

The financial benefits of tying the knot

Joe Bruen - 0
Romance and commitment are all well and good when deciding to tie the knot with your partner, but what are the financial advantages of...

Galway sets record €1.8 million spend on inter-county teams

Briain Kelly - 0
Galway GAA set national records this year by spending €1,842,230 on inter county teams, the highest figure ever audited by any county. The news of this...

Galway facing shortfall of hotel rooms in the next five years.

Briain Kelly - 0
More hotel space is needed in Galway to accommodate the growing number of overseas tourists coming every year Fáilte Ireland is insisting. Galway is expected...

Ballybane is the most heavily littered urban area in Ireland

Briain Kelly - 0
Ballybane is the most heavily littered area in all of Ireland's towns and cities according to the findings of the latest Anit-Litter League Survey. Irish...
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