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Language Spotlight: Why learning German is a Stellar Idea

Thomas O'Brien - 0
Learning a new language often looks challenging at first until a basic level of proficiency is attained. From that point on, the new language...

Five Galway students win top prizes in Texaco Children’s Art Competition

Michael Malone - 0
Five Galway students have won top prizes in this year’s 67th Texaco Children’s Art Competition, with the final results having been delayed until now...

Communities urged to celebrate All-Ireland camogie victory safely

Michael Malone - 0
Communities across the county have today been urged to celebrate safely following Galway's victory over Cork in yesterday's All-Ireland camogie final. Health services in the...

Galwegians urged to take part in Up the Hill for Jack & Jill challenge

Michael Malone - 0
The Jack & Jill Children’s Foundation is urging people to climb a hill in October in solidarity with the 22 families it supports in Galway who...

GMIT sees spike in demand for STEM courses, significant points increases

Briain Kelly - 0
GMIT has seen a significant increase in demand for STEM related course this year with points increasing for almost 60% of their honours degree...

Extremely heavy overcrowding at UHG today

Briain Kelly - 0
The Emergency Department at University Hospital Galway has reported that it is extremely busy today. The Saolta Hospital Group has said this morning that there...

Galway students receive CAO offers today

Michael Malone - 0
Just over 3,000 students in Galway have received their first round CAO offers this afternoon, with points for many courses reaching a record high...

COVID-19: 1,414 cases reported today

Briain Kelly - 0
There have been a further 1,414 cases of COVID-19 reported by the Department of Health today. As of this morning there are 353 people in...

Two NUI Galway researchers awarded prestigious Lero Director’s Prizes

Michael Malone - 0
Two world-leading researchers at NUI Galway have been awarded Lero Director’s Prizes at an online ceremony which was held yesterday. Dr Cornelia Connolly received the...

COVID cases rise at UHG, but intensive care numbers down

Briain Kelly - 0
The number of COVID-19 patients at University Hospital Galway has climbed back to the highest level seen in the recent surge. There were 35 confirmed...

CMO Holohan expresses optimism about return to school

Briain Kelly - 0
Chief Medical Officer Dr Tony Holohan expressed cautious optimism about the return to school next week, noting that school settings previously contributed little to...

Farrell welcomes decision to examine spending on new National Maternity Hospital project

Michael Malone - 0
Galway West TD Mairéad Farrell TD has welcomed news that spending on the new National Maternity Hospital project will now be examined as part...

UHG has Ireland’s highest number of COVID patients for sixth day running

Briain Kelly - 0
University Hospital Galway has the highest number of COVID-19 patients in the country for the sixth day in a row. The latest HSE figures show...

A Quick Guide to Using Instagram For Business

Angela Mc Bride - 0
More than 1 billion people use Instagram every month, and about 90% of them follow at least one business. That means that in 2021,...

Public urged to keep guard up as UHG deals with COVID outbreak

Michael Malone - 0
University Hospital Galway has urged members of the public to keep up their guard against COVID-19 as it deals with an outbreak. An Outbreak Control...

What will Tesco bring to the table as they anchor the upcoming urban village ‘Kingston Cross’

Angela Mc Bride - 0
Did you know that Tesco was one of the first supermarkets in the UK in 1929? If its founder Jack Cohen were alive today,...

COVID-19: 2,098 confirmed cases today

Briain Kelly - 0
There have been a further 2,098 confirmed cases of COVID-19 reported by the Department of Health today. As of this morning, 251 people in Ireland...

COVID-19: 1,818 confirmed cases reported today

Briain Kelly - 0
There have been a further 1,818 confirmed cases of COVID-19 reported by the Department of Health today. As of this morning there are 244 people...

An Bord Pleanála green lights Salmon Weir pedestrian bridge

Briain Kelly - 0
An Bord Pleanála has given its approval for the new Salmon Weir pedestrian bridge over the River Corrib in Galway City. With the green light...

COVID-19: 1,498 confirmed cases reported

Briain Kelly - 0
There have been a further 1,498 confirmed cases of COVID-19 reported by the Department of Health today. As of this morning there are now 248...
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