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Music for Galway is Bach in business

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...

Events taking place across Galway for Positive Ageing Week

A Local Heroes Exhibition is one of many events taking place across Galway this week to mark Positive Ageing Week. The flagship event, situated at...

Music for Galway lunchtime concerts return in October

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...

Architecture at the Edge returns to Galway for sixth edition

The annual Architecture at the Edge (AATE) Festival will return for its sixth edition from the 1st to the 9th of October. AATE is a...

Almost 70 people on trolleys in Galway hospitals today

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...

ATU Galway-Mayo celebrates 50 years in Galway City

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...

Full event programme for Culture Night 2022 in Galway city

The full listings for Culture Night 2022 in Galway have been released with dozens of events organised across the city on Friday 22 September. Two...

Garda appeal following hit-and-run in Galway city

A young woman was taken to University Hospital Galway on Sunday night after a hit-and-run in Galway city. The woman was walking on Sandy Road...

Plans for major changes to traffic and public transport in Galway city

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...

ATU Galway-Mayo to host virtual careers fair next month

Atlantic Technological University (ATU) Galway-Mayo will hold its Virtual Careers Fair on Monday, 3 October from 11am to 3pm. The platform will enable students...

Galway students awarded bursaries by local medical company

Two Atlantic Technological University (ATU) engineering students in Galway have gotten a jump start on the final year and careers with a bursary from...

Galway tech company Ronspot raises €1.1 million investment

Galway tech company Ronspot has raised €1.1 million in venture funding that will see it add ten new jobs, and continue to expand globally. Ronspot...

Online Businesses Continue to Boom in Galway

The switch to doing business online shows no sign of slowing down in Galway, with the latest figures showing that the city continues to...

Restauranteur JP McMahon awarded PhD from NUI Galway

Renowned Galway Chef and restauranteur JP McMahon has been awarded a PhD by NUI Galway today. McMahon is the co-owner of Aniar, Tartare and Café...

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

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

IRFU appoints former Galway United player as new coach development chief

The IRFU has announced the appointment of Darragh Sheridan as the Head of High Performance Coach Development. Sheridan will be responsible for the education and...

NUIG and Galway Arts Festival launch new Creative Arts programme

NUI Galway's long running partnership with Galway International Arts Festival has expanded with funding for a new creative arts programme. The government has approved a...

Tributes paid on passing Galway rugby titan Don Crowley

Tributes are being paid today to Don Crowley, a titan of rugby in Galway and beyond, who passed away peacefully this week. Crowley, a stalwart...

Students looking for rooms in Galway urged to exercise caution

NUI Galway students looking for accommodation for the upcoming academic year have been urged to exercise caution before committing to a private residence this...

NUI Galway & ATU get €6.5m for greener and more accessible campuses

NUI Galway and Atlantic Technological University have been awarded €6.5 million in funding for greener and more accessible campuses. Minister for Further and Higher Education...

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