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Galway schools urged to take part in Blue Star Programme

Schools in Galway are being urged to take part in the European Blue Star Programme to support educating children about misinformation and disinformation online...

500 business women gather in Galway for major national awards

More than 500 female business leaders are descending on Galway today for the most significant annual gathering of business women in Ireland. Network Ireland’s national...

University of Galway joins multinational project for sustainable livestock farming

University of Galway is part of a new European Union research project that will advance sustainable ruminant agriculture through microbiome science. Rumen-Innovate is a consortium including 11 universities and...

Architecture exhibit inspired by Ireland’s Citizens’ Assembly to feature at Galway Arts Festival

A large-scale architecture exhibit, inspired by Ireland’s Citizens’ Assembly, will feature at this year’s Galway International Arts Festival as part of a national tour supported...

Cllr Andrew Reddington elected Cathaoirleach of County Galway

Councillor Andrew Reddington is the new Cathaoirleach of the County of Galway after being unanimously elected at the county council's AGM. A member of Fine...

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...

Galway medtech company gets EU regulatory approval for Vein Infusion device

InVera Medical, a Galway based medtech company, has received European regulatory approval for a new minimally invasive device designed to help physicians deliver treatment...

Galway to host summt of digital creative industries as sector booms

Galway will play host to a business summit for digital creative industries this summer, bringing together people from film and TV, animation, games, immersive...

University of Galway partners with Ukraine to strengthen democracy and media education

University of Galway is to take a major international role in supporting the media ecosystem and democratic development in Ukraine with a new cooperation...

Galway medtech startup secures €1.7m funding

A consortium led by University of Galway medtech startup Spiorad Medical has secured a €1.7m investment through the Government’s Disruptive Technologies Innovation Fund (DTIF). Spiorad...

€6.6 million to transform Tuam Station House into Enterprise Hub

Galway County Council has been awarded up to €6.6 million for the redevelopment of the Station House in Tuam into an enterprise and event...

Don’t Get Burned: 3 Signs of a Trusted LED Lighting Store

So, you're ready to switch to LED lighting. Smart move! It's one of the easiest ways to cut down on energy bills and give...

ATU team wins first place in international robotics championship

Four PhD researchers from Atlantic Technological University (ATU) have won first place in the prestigious international robotics competition, the Robothon Grand Challenge 2025, hosted...

AtlanTec Festival to explore the role of AI and cybersecurity in future technology innovation

With a strong focus on AI and cybersecurity, the AtlanTec Festival Conference at University of Galway will take place on Thursday, May 29, and...

Fire Officers back new Urban Search and Rescue hubs for Cork, Dublin, Galway and Laois

A government plan to establish four new Urban Search and Rescue (USAR) regional hubs in Galway, Cork City, Dublin, and Laois has received unanimous...

National conference on Fire Services to be held in Galway

The Irish Chief Fire Officers Association (CFOA) has announced it will host its annual Conference and Fire Technology Exhibition at the Salthill Hotel in...

BioInnovate Ireland drives Medtech Innovation with €69 million economic impact in 2024

BioInnovate Ireland, a globally recognised hub for medical technology innovation, has revealed its significant socioeconomic impact for 2024. Startups emerging from the BioInnovate Fellowship Programme...

Crypto Adoption Steadily Growing in Ireland

In recent years, Ireland has witnessed a gradual but noticeable increase in the adoption of cryptocurrency. More than 10 percent of Irish adults are...

Pioneers of healthcare innovation honoured by University of Galway

University of Galway has conferred honorary Doctorates of Science upon Professor Paul Yock and Dr Josh Makower, founders of Stanford Biodesign. This recognition celebrates their...

The Impact of Brexit on Businesses and Trade in Galway

Among all major events in European political and economic history, Brexit has been one of the most significant ones. Brexit is the term used...

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