Third-level students from Connemara are being invited to apply for the next round of education funding under the Galway Wind Park Scholarship Fund.
The scholarship...
A civil engineering lecturer at Atlantic Technological University (ATU) Galway-Mayo has won a prestigious award for creating and developing a suite of Digital Open...
Business driven tourism will contribute at least €7.6 million to the economy in Galway this year, extending the tourist season outside of the summer.
The...
Galway City Community Network (GCCN) has published a strong statement of solidarity with the Traveller Community following remarks made by Cllr Michael Crowe on...
A major exhibition has been launched at University of Galway celebrating the legacy of the university's first professor of Irish, Tomás Ó Máille.
Launched by...
Music for Galway's latest international concert with a stunning Bach rendition as part of a new initiative, the Galway Encore.
Three exquisite musicians, impassionate violinist Alexander...
Music for Galway’s lunchtime concerts in association with the University of Galway Arts in Action Programme will return in October.
The opening concert in a series of...
There are almost 70 patients on trolleys in Galway today, amid high overcrowding at both public hospitals.
University Hospital Galway is the second most overcrowded...
Atlantic Technological University has celebrated 50 years of students coming through its Galway campus this month.
Opening to students in 1972 as Regional Technical College...
Galway City Council will make a planning application for a major new road development in Galway city centre for public transport, cyclists and pedestrians.
The...
