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Love your Beach Week 2023 is Back for More Fun on the Sand!

The Galway City Council Love your Beach Week is back for the third year, with expert environmental talks, beach clean-ups, sounds of the sea...

Pink Afternoon for breast cancer research in June

The Lodge at Ashford Castle will once again host the highly successful Pink Afternoon on June 11, raising funds for the National Breast Cancer...

GIAF announces most ambitious line-up ever!

Galway International Arts Festival has announced its full programme for 2023, which is the most ambitious line-up in the festival’s 45-year history. The festival is...

Two-week AtlanTec Festival begins today

The AtlanTec Festival, Ireland’s annual tech community festival, has started today, with three summits taking place at University of Galway next week. Over 300 business...

Pupils from 8 national schools attend ‘Healthy Heroes’ event

Almost 200 pupils from eight Galway national schools attended a 'Healthy Heroes' event at University of Galway aimed at educating children about the importance...

Win a BMW or Mini Cooper for just €20!

The National Breast Cancer Research Institute has launched its annual Win A BMW raffle, with a stunning second prize on offer in this year's...

Connemara to host national final for young entrepreneurs

Four Gaeltacht schools will take part in the national final of Clár na gComhlachtaí, the competition for young entrepreneurs, which will be held at...

29th Croí Corrib Charity Cycle opens for registration

Heart and stroke charity Croí has announced today that registration is now open for the 2023 Croí Corrib Charity Cycle in Galway City on...

Saw Doctors to play second Big Top gig due to phenomenal demand!

The Saw Doctors will play a second concert at the Heineken Big Top at Galway International Arts Festival this summer due to phenomenal demand....

Top 10 Colleges and Universities in Ireland 2023

Ireland has been celebrated for its exceptional commitment to education for centuries. Recently, it has emerged as a globally sought-after destination for higher education....

Students’ Union CÉIM programme celebrates 10 year anniversary 

University of Galway Students' Union CÉIM academic peer learning programme is celebrating ten years of supporting 1st year students at the university. Based on the...

St Patrick’s Day celebrations kicking off with biggest ever parade today

The annual St Patrick's Day Parade will draw huge crowds to Galway when its makes its celebratory way through the city this morning. More than...

Junior Cert students presented with special Irish recognition award

A Special Irish Recognition Award has been presented students who achieved a distinction, between 90% and 100%, in their higher level Irish Junior Cert...

Symptoms of depression linked to increased stroke risk

Researchers at University of Galway have found that people with symptoms of depression were more likely to suffer an acute stroke and have a...

Walk in Pink this Mother’s Day for breast cancer research

The National Breast Cancer Research Institute is inviting the local community to 'Walk in Pink' for the charity this Mother's Day on 19 March. Those...

Full programme announced for St Patrick’s Day 2023 Festival Weekend

The full lineup of events for this year's St. Patrick's Day Festival in Galway City has been announced, with the promise of a weekend...

New social project for farmers to come together at Mountbellew Mart

A new social organisation for the farming community is planned at Mountbellew Livestock Mart throughout March and April called Farmer's Yards. The initiative, led by...

‘Words are like weapons’ – Research shows power of language when talking about State institutions

Researchers at University of Galway have compiled a report on the language used when talking about institutions historically known as Mother and Baby Homes...

First record of Ireland’s deadliest spider eating tiny protected mammal

Scientists at University of Galway have published the first record of Ireland's most venemous spider feeding on a pygmy shrew, a tiny protected mammal...

Impressive mural unveiled by pupils at Claddagh National School

Students from Claddagh National School unveiled a large mural yesterday at an event attended by players from Galway United's men's and women's squads. The mural,...

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