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Connacht Hospitality Group raises over €90,000 for chosen charities

The Connacht Hospitality Group celebrated raising €90,000 for four amazing charities over the course of 2022 this week. The group, which owns well-known Galway establishments...

GIAF artistic director Paul Fahy receives prestigious French award

Paul Fahy has been named a Chevalier de l’Ordre des Arts et des Lettres by French Ambassador to Ireland Vincent Guérend during a ceremony...

Ireland’s first Robotic Guided Coronary Intervention carried out at UHG

A new robotic technology used in stent procedures has been carried out at University Hospital Galway — the first of its kind in Ireland. The...

Date announced for breast cancer research Valentine’s Ball

The annual National Breast Cancer Research Institute Valentine’s Ball will take place at the Ardilaun Hotel on Saturday, 18 February. The black tie event, MC'ed...

Vigil to show solidarity with Palestine on New Year’s Eve

A vigil in support of the people of Palestine will take place this Saturday, New Year's Eve, at 2pm in Galway city. The vigil at...

Milestone for Salmon Weir Bridge as main span installed

In a milestone for Galway City, the main span of the new Salmon Weir Pedestrian and Cycling Bridge has been installed. The 55 metre long...

First acts announced for GIAF Big Top 2023!

Bell X1, Tones and I, and Fat Freddy's Drop will play the Heineken Big Top next July as part of Galway International Arts Festival. Galway...

Head of Shannon College of Hotel Management retires after 34 years

Tributes have been paid to Dr Phillip Smyth, the outgoing head of University of Galway’s Shannon College of Hotel Management who has retired after...

Charlotte’s Vision to host New Year’s Eve Ball in Tuam

Newly created charity Charlotte's Vision will host its first event on 31 December with a New Year’s Eve Ball at the Ard Rí House...

Eight students receive Optum scholarships

The United Health Foundation has announced the eight students to receive bursaries under its Healthcare Scholarship Program 2022. The Optum Ireland programme is focused on...

How is climate change affecting pathogens in coastal waters?

The University of Galway is taking part in a €10 million research project to look at the health risks of climate change in coastal...

Study finds zero-hour contracts lead to burnout for hospitality workers

A new study has found that hospitality employees who perceive they are on a ‘zero-hour’ contract, where their hours are unspecified, are particularly vulnerable...

Students’ Union launches Seachtain Ghaelach

University of Galway Students' Union has launched its Seachtain Ghaelach events which will run next week from Monday 14 to Friday 18 November. The week will...

Free circus education conference to take place in Galwa city

A free circus education conference will take place this month at the O’Donoghue Centre at University of Galway. The two-day conference will explore the application...

Students’ Union launches Wasted Week

University of Galway Students' Union has launched its Wasted Week which will run from 7 to 11 November. The week will look at environmental issues...

CÚRAM awarded €14 million to train medical researchers

University of Galway's CÚRAM medical devices research centre has been awarded €14 million to train a new generation of researchers. The funding will be used...

Over 15% of students consider leaving college due to cost of living

Nearly one in six third level students have 'seriously considered' withdrawing from their courses due to financial or employment reasons, the latest National Survey...

Emily Anderson Concert celebrating Beethoven

Music for Galway's annual Emily Anderson Concert will take place this week in University of Galway, with a follow up performance in Connemara. The Emily...

Govt must take responsibility for student accommodation crisis – O’Hara

Galway East Sinn Féin's Louis O’Hara has said that the government must take responsibility for tackling the student accommodation crisis. His comments came as third...

Call for history of Ireland’s Institutions to be taught in schools

Academics at University of Galway have called for the history of Ireland’s Institutions to be taught in post-primary schools. The call has been made ahead...

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