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How Online Gambling Software Has Changed Bingo Games

Angela Mc Bride - 0
Bingo is one of the few games at the top that can boast of a significantly long history. But this evergreen nature of the...

Council seeks further information on city centre Wetherspoon’s pub

Briain Kelly - 0
Galway City Council is seeking further information from JD Wetherspoon about their plans for a new pub and restaurant in the city centre. Wetherspoons submitted...

Galway will be splitting its sides for Comedy Festival return

Briain Kelly - 0
Galway will be splitting its sides next month, as Galway Comedy Festival returns for first fully in-person, unrestricted festival in two and a half...

Noble Peace Prize Winner to give public lecture on nuclear weapons

Michael Malone - 0
Nobel Peace prize winner Dr James E Muller will deliver a public lecture at University of Galway on the issue of nuclear weapons and...

Unique music festival to travel to Portumna this week

Michael Malone - 0
Festival in a Van will take its Shared Music Sessions to Portumna this week on Thursday 15 and Friday 17 September, performing in various...

How does the Future of the Cannabis Industry Look in 2022 & Beyond?

Angela Mc Bride - 0
The cannabis or CBD industry has been going through massive changes in the past few years. Some of the changes have benefited the industry...

Over 50 events organised for Galway City Culture Night

Michael Malone - 0
Over 50 events have been organised for Galway City Culture Night which will take place in just under three weeks on Friday 23 September. Two...

Tech start-ups in Ireland to watch in 2022 and beyond 

Angela Mc Bride - 0
When assessing the array of Irish businesses that are out there, many of them have impacted their respective industries massively. From innovative food companies...

Online banking – more popular than ever

Thomas O'Brien - 0
After the European Union has ensured significantly more security for online banking in September 2019, the popularity of this payment type has increased rapidly....

Galway scientists find Noble False Widows up to 230 times more poisonous than native spiders

Michael Malone - 0
The venom of Noble False Widow spiders is up to 230 times more potent than that of native Northern European species, new research from...

World renowned Pussy Riot coming to Galway

Briain Kelly - 0
The world renowned protest art collective from Russia, Pussy Riot will be coming to Galway this year for their award winning Riot Days. The group,...

A New Way To Earn Money in Freelancing? JumpTask Review

Angela Mc Bride - 0
Have you ever thought about trying freelance work to earn money? Even if it’s only getting you income on the side while you keep...

How bingo games boomed on mobile devices 

Angela Mc Bride - 0
There’s nothing better than playing games. Everyone loves a good game – whether you’re an old school board gamer or you love to play...

Applications open for NUIG’s Laptop Loan Scheme

Michael Malone - 0
NUI Galway has announced a third year of the Laptop Loan Scheme for full-time and part-time students. Applications for the scheme are now being accepted...

Over the Edge open mic returns this week

Briain Kelly - 0
The August Over the Edge Open Reading for arts lovers in Galway will take place this week, as well as livestreaming online. The featured readers...

Tug of War raises over €20,000 for Galway Hospice

Briain Kelly - 0
The inaugural Oughterard Tug of War Competition and Family Fun Day raised over €20,000 in aid of Galway Hospice this summer. Held on June 12...

Three Connacht players starting against Japan this weekend

Briain Kelly - 0
Three Connacht players have been named for the Irish Women's squad in their first test game in Japan, with Méabh Deely making her national...

Gas demand up 10% in July this year with public restrictions ended

Briain Kelly - 0
The demand for gas in July was ten percent higher than the same month last year in Ireland, when COVID restrictions were in place. Despite...

Baboró’s Back, Baby – Beloved children’s festival returns

Briain Kelly - 0
Baboró International Arts Festival for Children is back with a vengeance this October, with a special extended festival to mark the occasion. Ireland’s flagship festival...

Anti-war group takes to city streets backing Sabina’s call for peace

Michael Malone - 0
A local peace group is taking to Shop Street in Galway city today to support Sabina Higgins’ call for peace negotiations to resolve the...
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