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Ireland’s most venomous spider could be more toxic than believed

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In what is sure to be good news for absolutely no-one, the Noble False Widow spider, already considered the most venomous in Ireland, may...

NUIG adds new scholarships for refugees and Travellers

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To mark World Refugee Day today, NUI Galway has announced it will expand its University of Sanctuary Scholarship Programme in the coming year from...

GMIT outlines plans for coming academic year

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The President of GMIT Dr Orlan Flynn is encouraging people to continue their higher education, as the Institute of Technology is finalising plans to...

Man charged in connection with Ballybane stabbing

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A man in his 40s has been charged and is due to appear in court today in connection with a stabbing incident in Ballybane. Gardaí...

NUIG to hold online graduation next week for 155 students

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NUI Galway will hold its Summer Virtual Conferring next week which will be broadcast live to 155 graduates and their families through Facebook. A video...

Man in his 70s dies in Kilconly farm accident

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A man in his mid- 70s has died following a farm accident involving a tractor in Kilconly, Tuam, which took place on Sunday The farm...

NUIG hosting leaders from universities in four countries to address challenges of Covid-19

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NUI Galway is holding an online seminar with the heads of universities from four countries this week on the challenges facing higher education with...

Social media overload makes people susceptible to Covid-19 misinformation NUIG study shows

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People who are overloaded with social media content are more likely to share Covid-19 misinformation online an NUIG study has found. The Covid-19 crisis has...

GMIT wraps up project that made 10,000 face shields for healthcare workers

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While colleges may be closed, their highly skilled staff have kept at work in the Covid-19 crisis, with GMIT producing over 10,000 face shields...

Connolly spars with Health Minister over low occupancy at private hospitals

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Galway West TD Catherine Connolly clashed with the Minister for Health in the Dáil this week over the use, or underuse, of private hospitals...

Students urged to use caution before leasing accommodation this year

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Students are being advised to exercise extreme caution before signing up to a lease for accommodation this year, as it's still uncertain what the...

Unlikely meeting between GAA and FC Barcelona in live discussion

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A live discussion tomorrow will see the GAA and Barça Foundation explore sport’s role in developing life skills during COVID-19. The event, hosted by NUI Galway...

Professor at NUIG awarded prestigious Global Leadership Award

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A Professor of Medicine at NUI Galway has been awarded the Dr John P. Bilezikian ISCD Global Leadership Award by the International Society for...

Approval sought to use student accommodation at former Westwood Hotel site for tourists

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Permission is being sought to allow the use of the approved student accommodation at the site of the former Westwood Hotel for tourist and...

‘Change Our Streets’ Open Letter to City Council signed by 200 organisations and individuals

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Nearly 200 organisations and individuals have signed an Open Letter which was sent to Galway City Council today offering creative ideas on how we...

Seven NUIG projects to respond to coronavirus emergency

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Seven new NUI Galway projects have been announced today to respond to the COVID-19 emergency. The projects, announced by by Minister Heather Humphreys TD, are...

NUIG makes changes to 2020/21 academic year

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NUIG is making significant changes to the timetable and teaching methodology of the upcoming 2020/21 academic year in response to the impact of the...

Cyclists on Headford Road taking their lives into their own hands

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An in-depth investigation into cycling infrastructure across Ireland has found that a one kilometer stretch on the Headford Road is a dangerous blackspot for...

Undergraduate Open Day at NUIG to be held online for first time

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NUI Galway's Undergraduate Open Day will be held online for the first time on Thursday, 7 May. The Open Day will give students, parents and...

NUIG Access Centre highlights opportunities for mature students and school leavers

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Mature students and early school leavers wondering whether or not to take the plunge into higher education, now of all times, can get some...
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