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Swim in Pink for breast cancer research this Halloween

The National Breast Cancer Research Institute is asking as many people as possible to ‘Swim in Pink’ on Bank Holiday Monday, October 31 to...

Students’ Union announces charity partners for 2022/23

University of Galway Students’ Union has announced that its charity partners for the 2022/23 academic year will be Galway Rape Crisis Centre and Galway...

Students sleep out protest tonight over accommodation crisis

Students from the University of Galway will be sleeping out in Eyre Square this evening in a protest of the accommodation crisis. The University's Students...

Student accommodation crisis protest to demand urgent action

University of Galway Students’ Union will be holding an accommodation protest and sleep out at Eyre Square this Wednesday 28 of September. The protest will...

CÚRAM launches ‘Science Advocacy in MedTech’ White Paper

CÚRAM SFI Research Centre for Medical Devices has launched its 'Science Advocacy in MedTech' White Paper at a public event entitled Pathways to Policy. Key...

Sustainable development event to take place in city

A Sustainable Development Goals panel discussion will take place next month in Galway city looking at Goal 11: Sustainable Cities and Communities. The event, hosted...

Using medtech to manage chronic conditions on island communities

A new research project from University of Galway is using state of the medical technology to improve disease management in island communities. Modern medicine has...

Noble Peace Prize Winner to give public lecture on nuclear weapons

Nobel Peace prize winner Dr James E Muller will deliver a public lecture at University of Galway on the issue of nuclear weapons and...

Conference to examine Irish Travellers’ experience over past century

A special conference will take place in Galway city this weekend to examine the experience of Irish Travellers/Mincéirs and the State from 1922 to...

Misleór Festival announces vibrant programme of events

The only festival in Ireland that celebrates and connects nomadic cultures from around the world will take place at the end of this month,...

Love Your Beach Day to take place at four city beaches

Galway's first 'Love your Beach Day' will be held next Saturday with clean-up events taking place at four iconic beaches in Galway City. Galway City...

Public meeting on cost of living takes place on Monday

A public meeting on the ongoing cost of living and housing crises will take place in the Western Hotel on Prospect Hill on Monday...

Tomás Ó Síocháin announced as new Údarás na Gaeltachta chief

Bearna resident Tomás Ó Síocháin has been chosen as the new Chief Executive of Údarás na Gaeltachta at a private meeting of the Board...

NUIG welcomes 1,700 students for conferring ceremonies

Over 1,700 graduates, their families and friends will be at NUI Galway this week for conferring ceremonies. The celebrations for undergraduate, postgraduate and PhD degrees...

UHG dealing with overcrowding after busy weekend

University Hospital Galway is dealing with heavy overcrowding today after very high numbers of people coming to the emergency department over the weekend. At the...

COVID and Flu outbreaks at UHG putting pressure on bed availability

The Emergency Department at University Hospital Galway continues to be extremely busy with high numbers of people attending the department who need to be...

UHG expands gynaecological cancer services with new appointment

University Hospital Galway is expandingn gynaecological services with the appointment of Rhona Goodwin to the position of Candidate Advanced Practice Radiation Therapist (cAPRT) in...

Families invited to memorial ceremony for lost infants and pregnancies

University Hospital Galway is holding a memorial ceremony this week for everyone who has lost a pregancy or infant. The ceremony to mark International Pregnancy...

ATU joins top 5% of universities in the world

Atlantic Technological University (ATU) has been recognised among the top five per cent of higher education institutions globally following its first-ever inclusion in the...

Cyclist dies following Clifden crash earlier this week

A cyclist in his 80s who was serious injured in a traffic collision in Clifden earlier this week has since passed away. The collision involving...

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