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Galway software startup wins €30,000 investment through NDRC accelerator

The Galway based software startup DigiTally was the star of the show at the recent NDRC at the Portershed showcase, securing €30,000 investment. DigiTally, founded...

Galway City to benefit from huge increase in cycle parking spaces

Galway City is set to have over 160 new cycle parking spaces by the end of this month. Galway City Council started the installations in...

Government accused of “evasiveness, incompetence, contradiction, and disdain” in Oughterard

Harsh criticism has been leveled at the government over how it has responded to the local community in the direct provision centre controversy in...

Galway is going red for World Heart Day

Some of Galway's iconic landmarks and other locations will be lighting up red this Sunday for World Heart Day. World Heart Day is an annual...

Get ready to Danse Macabre for the Macnas Halloween parade

It won't be long now before Macnas returns to the streets of Galway with their epic and otherworldly storytelling in their annual Halloween parade. The...

Galway 2020 in the spotlight in Tourism Ireland promotional film

Tourism Ireland is celebrating Galway's upcoming year as the European Capital of Culture with a new film promoting Galway 2020 around the world. The full...

Kylemore Abbey lighting up red for World Heart Day

The iconic Kylemore Abbey in Connemara will be lighting it's Victorian walls up red this month for World Heart Day. The annual World Heart Day...

Project Baa Baa – clearing up woolly thinking on sheep

Aiming to teach young children more about the role that sheep, and all that comes from them, plays in our society and traditions, Project Baa...

US veterans marching through Galway as part of peace campaign

Two US military veterans will be marching through Galway as part of their March for Freedom protest against US military troops passing through Shannon...

‘Tweeting Goddess’ heads lineup for National Women’s Enterprise day in Galway

Female entrepreneurs from across the west will be coming to Galway for Women's Enterprise Day in October, with award-winning social media expert and 'Tweeting...

Protesters chant “Modi terrorist” at demonstration against Kashmir crisis

This week, members of the Galway Pakastani Community gathered in Eyre Square to protest against the ongoing Kashmir crisis, with loud chants of 'Modi...

Galway Pride thanks supporters after biggest ever parade

The Galway Community Pride committee has thanked all those who "marched, chanted, and joined us" to make this years Galway Pride the biggest in...

Plans submitted for major expansion of the Meyrick Hotel

Plans have been submitted for renovations to the famed Meyrick Hotel in the heart of Galway city which will expand the number of guest...

More time given for major renovation of Ceannt Station

More time has been awarded by the city council for a massive renovation project for Ceannt Station. Irish Rail first secured planning permission to overhaul...

Two charged with robbery and three failed attempts all in one day

A young man and woman have been sent to trial in connection with three attempted robberies and one successful robbery committed on the same...

Galway Pride 2019 kicks off on Monday

The 30th Galway Pride celebration will be launched on Monday, 12 August by Galway Community Pride. Kicking off at 1pm Monday, the Galway Community Pride...

Hiroshima – Nagasaki memorial event taking place Monday

The Galway Alliance Against War are holding their annual Hiroshima - Nagasaki memorial event in Eyre Square tomorrow. The annual event marks the anniversary of...

City Council defends lane closures in month long Bohermore roadworks

Galway City Council has defended the decision to carry out extensive roadworks between Bohermore and Eyre Square throughout August. Roadworks taking place in the Bohermore/Prospect...

GAA star and Galwegians to run 8k in solidarity with asylum seekers

Galwegians will run alongside asylum seekers in an 8k race in August to show their support for those living in Direct Provision. The Streets of...

Pictures: Chilling ‘die-in’ protest in City

Local activists staged a 'die-in' on Saturday near the Spanish Arch where they pretended to be dead to symbolise the destruction of the natural...

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