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Red skin disease symptoms reported in wild salmon in the Corrib

Anglers and fishery owners are being asked to report any incidences of red skin diseases in salmon after reports of possibly infected fish in...

How a Boxing Management Company with Irish Roots Became the World’s Biggest

The sports industry has ballooned in recent years, with many sectors such as football and tennis becoming virtually impenetrable for anyone looking to break...

Coronavirus: 9 Covid-19 deaths, spike in Galway cases

Nine more deaths of patients with Covid-19 have been reported today, along with 46 new cases in the Republic of Ireland. This brings the national...

Shock and anger across Galway after local business has products seized – again

There has been an outpouring of support for Little Collins CBD Dispensary in Galway City after its products were seized by Customs - one...

Groups in Galway encouraged to apply for 2020 CLÁR Programme

Local groups in the county have been encouraged to apply for the 2020 CLÁR Programme, which has a total fund of €5 million and...

NUIG student is youngest ever winner of Mary Mulvihill media award

NUIG student James Hayes has been named the 2020 winner of the €2,000 Mary Mulvihill Award, a science media competition for third level students. Seventeen...

New GMIT Masters brings together Engineering and Design

A collaboration between the schools of Engineering, Business, and Design & Creative Arts at GMIT has produced a groundbreaking new postgraduate course launching this...

Coronavirus: 16 more deaths today, Galway records 6 new cases

A further 16 people with Covid-19 are reported to have died today, bringing to 1,561 the number of people in the state killed by...

INMO warns of “severe” shortage of nurses due to pandemic

A significant increase in the number of undergraduate nursing and midwifery places is needed at Irish colleges in order to avoid even greater staffing...

Galway goes global with massive online technology event

An international line-up of expert speakers has been announced for one of Ireland’s biggest tech events taking place next week. The AtlanTec Festival 2020 will...

GMIT engineers develop low-cost emergency ventilator

Staff at GMIT have bent their talents towards helping frontline services while colleges are closed by developing a new type of low-cost emergency ventilator. This...

Four out of five people would like to continue working remotely

The vast majority of people would like to continue working remotely after the COVID-19 crisis has passed a new survey from NUIG has revealed. A...

14,000 more uninsured vehicles were on Irish roads in 2019

There were 14,000 more uninsured vehicles on the roads in Ireland last year according to new figures released by the Motor Insurers’ Bureau of...

Galway is most at risk city to economic hit from Covid-19

Galway City is the most at risk urban centre in Ireland to the economic impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic according to a report from...

Coronavirus: 27 further deaths, number of Galway cases reaches 381

Twenty-seven further deaths related to the coronavirus have been recorded in the state, the National Public Health Emergency Team confirmed this evening. This takes the...

Coronavirus: 37 more deaths reported, Galway cases rise again

Another 37 people have died due to Covid-19 it has been announced today, meaning that 1,375 people have now lost their lives in the...

CO2 emissions from energy use down 4% last year

Data released today by the Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland (SEAI) shows that CO2 emissions from all energy use fell 3.9% in 2019. The reduction...

Condition Red warning for extreme forest fire risk

The Department of Agriculture has issued a Condition Red warning for an extreme forest fire risk in Ireland this week. The forest fire warning sue...

Coronavirus: 23 more killed by Covid-19, Galway cases up again

Another 23 lives have been lost to Covid-19 the Department of Health has said today, bringing the national death toll in the pandemic to...

Would you install a contact tracing app if it helped end the lockdown?

NUI Galway is launching the third phase of its nationwide survey on the impact the coronavirus and public health restrictions are having on everyday...

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