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77 people on trolleys in Galway hospitals in record day for overcrowding nationally

Seventy-seven patients were waiting on trolleys in Galway's public hospitals today in what has been a record day for overcrowding in hospitals nationally. The Irish...

Galway companies awarded €7.4 million funding for groundbreaking innovations

Two innovative Galway based science project have been awarded €7.4 million in government funding for developing innovative technologies. The funding is being provided under the...

Galway researchers find stress leads to higher risk of stroke

New research led by University of Galway has found that psychosocial stress is associated with an increased risk of stroke. The research found that any...

Green light for new cancer centre in Galway city

Minister for Health Stephen Donnelly has announced that a new Cancer Care Centre at University Hospital Galway is to be included in the HSE’s...

Galway scientists identify Parkinson’s biomarkers

Scientists at University of Galway have identified a set of biomarkers which can distinguish patients with Parkinson’s disease from those not affected. Biomarkers are biological...

70 patients on trolleys at Galway hospitals today

Seventy people are without a bed today at University Hospital Galway and Portiuncula University Hospital according to figures from the Irish Nurses and Midwives...

Galway business wins coveted Innovation award

An Oranmore business has scooped a coveted national award from InterTradeIreland for their commitment to innovation. Atlantic Prosthetic Orthotic Solutions (APOS) is one of six...

70 patients on trolleys in Galway hospitals today

Overcrowding is continuing to affect patients in University Hospital Galway and Portiuncula University Hospital after the worst November on record for hospitals nationally. There were...

Galway students’ unique takeaway habits revealed by Just Eat

Chinese food is still the go-to for students in the West with over half of students choosing their favourite Chinese when ordering, according to...

Progression of plans for new elective hospital for Galway welcomed

The announcement that the government has signed off on a site for a new elective hospital in Galway has been welcomed by the Saolta...

ATU Galway students wins national award for research on impact of menstrual cycle on athletes

A student at Atlantic Technological University Galway won a prestigious national science award for research into the impact of the menstrual cycle on athletic...

Government approves new Elective Hospital and surgical hub for Galway

The government has this morning signed off on the site for a new elective hospital in Galway, along with developing a surgical hub. Minister for...

Galway-based Byowave wins InterTradeIreland Seedcorn Award

Galway-based tech start-up Byowave has been named the overall winner of the prestigious InterTradeIreland Seedcorn Investor Readiness Competition, pocketing a cash prize of €100,000. Seedcorn...

Over 1,000 patients on trolleys in Galway during record breaking November

There were more than 1,000 patients on trolleys in Galway's hospitals last month, in the worst November the country has seen for hospital overcrowding. Portiuncula...

Government to help fund building student accommodation in Galway

The government has approved plans to deliver hundreds of student accommodation beds in Galway, by committing state funding to construction. Minister for Further and Higher...

New art installation gives voice to women in Galway who experience domestic abuse

A new art installation commissioned by COPE Galway has been unveiled to the public in Atlantic Technological University (ATU) Galway. The sculptural work, titled 'We...

Minister Harris announces green light for two major education projects in Galway

Minister Simon Harris has announced today that the green light has been given for two major infrastructure projects by ATU Galway and the GRETB. The...

Galway scientists make fascinating discovery of 350 million year old fossils

A team of scientists at University of Galway have discovered a remarkably well-preserved group of fossil sea urchins on a limestone slab in Co....

Galway researchers make important discovery on breast cancer prediction

Researchers at University of Galway have made an important discovery which could help prevent recurring breast cancer. The researchers have identified biomarkers which can help...

Climate and housing crisis front and centre at ATU Galway Careers Fair

Tackling the climate crisis and housing emergency was at the front of minds and on the tips of tongues at the ATU Galway Careers...

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