Some 40% of critically ill patients who undergo tracheal intubation to support their breathing suffer a life-threatening complication, research from NUI Galway has revealed.
The...
People across the country have received the AstraZeneca vaccine today following a six-day break in the rollout of the vaccine.
The decision to restart vaccinations...
Businesses in Galway are being urged to avail of grants from the €60 million Small Business Assistance Scheme for Covid (SBASC).
Galway East TD Seán...
Lidl Ireland has appealed Galway County Council's decision to refuse planning permission for a new supermarket and larger development in Moycullen.
The county council last...
GMIT has welcomed the publication of the Technological Higher Education Authority's report on sexual violence and consent on campus, which calls for greater support...
Hotels and guesthouses in Galway are facing enormous uncertainty without additional supports and much-needed clarity from the government.
That's according to the Irish Hotels Federation,...
Galway City Council is urging people in the city to consider alternatives to smoky coal, turf and wet wood.
Under current regulations, the sale, marketing,...
Thirty six charities, community groups, and voluntary organisations have been approved grant funding under the COVID-19 Emergency Fund.
The Galway City Community Development Committee have...
NUI Galway Students' Union have today launched their programme of Seachtain na Gaeilge events which runs until 18 March.
Open to the entire NUI Galway...
Mixed-gender software development teams perform better than male-only teams and female developers help offset psychopathic traits of some male developers.
That's according to researchers at...
This beautifully presented split-level dormer bungalow with six bedrooms overlooking Lough Corrib would be ideal for those looking to purchase a spacious and modern...
Four Galway groups have been awarded grants for the conservation and development of local bog and peatlands to promote them as tourism amenities.
Minister of...
Dr Maura Clancy from Esker, Castleblakeney, has been appointed as Limerick Institute of Technology’s new Dean in the Faculty of Applied Sciences and Technology.
An...
