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56 first-years given €1,500 by NUI Galway

NUI Galway celebrated the success of a select group of first-year students with a special ceremony last week, in recognition of the high points...

Galway student dies after fall at house in Limerick

A Galway student has died after falling in rented accommodation in Limerick four days ago. Sophie Coll sustained critical injuries after falling in rented student accommodation. Ms...

New hospital for Galway discussed in Dáil

"Ó ghéarchéim go ghéarchéim." Simon Harris today told the Dáil that the government will support 'planned development' in relation to a new hospital in Galway. He...

Petition against NUI Galway nears 3,500 signitures

3 conditions and 3,500 signatures. An NUI Galway botanist's petition against gender imbalances at NUI Galway is nearing its target of 5,000 signatures. Dr Micheline Sheehy...

Galway ready for Culture Night

Culture Night kicks off in Galway city on the NUI Galway campus with a unique lunchtime event in a hidden part of the University. The...

German woman rescued in west Galway

The woman got stranded on a ridge earlier this evening. A German woman who became stranded while walking in west Galway has been rescued and...

NUI Galway appoint new President

White smoke over NUI Galway... The university today announced that Professor Ciarán Ó hÓgartaigh has been appointed its 13th President with effect from January 2018, with Ó...

NUI Galway’s toilets cause controversy (again)

To offend or to offend; that seems to be the question... Once again, NUI Galway's decision to rename disabled toilets as all-gendered toilets has caused...

Experts to meet to discuss Pain in Galway

Surgery can be painful. But there are experts working on how to reduce pain.   And they will meet at NUI Galway for tomorrow, Saturday August...

NUI Galway marine technology researchers given boost

The MaRINET2 project has awarded €1.3 million to 34 technology development teams through a competitive call for proposals. This support will accelerate the next...

Galway’s Palestinian solidarity activists – who are they?

The conflict in Palestine seems to come to the surface every few months. In May, the Palestinian flag was flown at City Hall, in solidarity...

Plans to restore Merlin Woods with native trees

Galway City Council is planning to restore native woodland at Merlin Woods which was heavily damaged by Storm Eowyn more than a year and...

Research finds therapy may slow kidney damage from type 2 diabetes

Researchers in Galway have revealed new evidence that a single stem cell therapy treatment can slow the loss of kidney function in adults who...

Exhibition explores the lived experience of Gaza

University of Galway is hosting a four-day exhibition exploring daily life in Gaza through personal testimony, photography, video, letters and children's artwork. The exhibition centres...

Search is on for citizen scientists to report honey bees

Honey bee researchers have launched a call for citizen scientists to report sightings of wild honey bee nests, beehives and foraging. Are honey bees foraging...

Impact of social media on teens may be less than widely assumed

Social media may not be having as big an impact on the mental health of teens as is often feared according to University of...

New dance theatre production explores the Corrib’s story

A new dance theatre production inspired by the Corrib River and Galway Bay will take to the stage to explore ecology, community, and the...

Croí Corrib Charity Cycle returns this weekend

The Croí Corrib Charity Cycle is back this weekend, with hundreds of people expected to take part in raising fund for the lifesaving charity. The...

Shannon College of Hotel Management marks 75th anniversary

The Shannon College of Hotel Management has this month marked 75 years of hospitality education here in Galway. The milestone anniversary celebration saw the launch...

AtlanTec Conference to explore advancing responsible, human-centred AI

The AtlanTech Conference taking place in Galway this week will bring together tech innovators, industry figures, and more to discuss how Artificial Intelligence can...

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