University of Galway will host its first SDG Week to increase awareness, engagement and action to help achieve the United Nations' 17 Sustainable Development...
A record 102,000 passengers passed through Ireland West Airport in Knock in August, making it the busiest month in the airport's 38-year history.
The passenger...
Galway City will come alive with innovative theatre, candlelit concerts, visual spectacle and so much more with this year's Culture Night.
More than fifty incredible...
A joint study between a number of universities including University of Galway has collected anecdotal experiences of sexual misconduct in post-primary schools in Ireland...
Shorelines Arts Festival will return next month to bring theatre, music, film, visual arts, and more to lakeside Portumna.
The festival will run from September...
Since opening its virtual doors in 2022, Goldenbet has built a solid reputation in the online gambling industry. Despite its youth, the platform boasts...
In the ever-evolving entertainment landscape, online betting has become a popular avenue for thrill-seekers and sports enthusiasts to engage with their favourite events or...
The annual Galway Hiroshima Peace Memorial will take place in Galway City Centre this afternoon.
The memorial, organised by the Galway Alliance Against War group,...
When it comes to home comfort and energy efficiency, the importance of a well-functioning boiler cannot be underestimated. The boiler serves as the heart...
Ireland has long been renowned for its vibrant gambling scene at racetracks, physical casinos, and online platforms. But in recent years, an emerging trend...
Grants have been provided to support two arts and music festivals in Galway this year, under a scheme supporting smaller local events.
Minister Catherine Martin...
