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How this Spiddal man helped secure Peace in Northern Ireland

Liam O'Neill from Spiddal is an internationally-renowned wood turner and sculptor who has had works commissioned by some of the most well-known politicians, celebrities...

Galwegians to pretend they’re dead at Spanish Arch this weekend

Galwegians will fall to the ground and pretend they're dead at a theatrical protest this Saturday at the Spanish Arch. The protest, known as a...

Moylough childcare centre building new outdoor play area

Buttons ‘n’ Bows Childcare Centre in Moylough is planning providing even more amenities for children with the addition of a new outdoor play area. A...

Irish Water launches water conservation campaign

One year on from the worst drought to hit Ireland in decades Irish Water is launching a water conservation campaign urging people to only...

Galway’s heavy traffic prompts air pollution fears

As a city packed with cars and other vehicles every day, any measuring of the air quality in Galway is sure to find unsafe...

Galway students represent Ireland in European business competition

Three Galway students have proudly represented their country at the Junior Achievement (JA) Europe Company of the Year Competition 2019 in France. Stephen Connolly, Feidhlim...

Creative writing classes with local artists Kevin Higgins and Susan Millar DuMars

A series of creative writing classes for people of all skill levels will be running at Galway Technical Institute this Autumn with local writers...

Programme to tackle Traveller accommodation crisis approved by Council

Galway City Council has voted to unanimously approve and adopt a programme which aims to provide high quality Traveller accommodation over the next five...

The Galmont Hotel rolls out the carpet for Chinese tourism

Galway's Galmont Hotel & Spa was recently certified by Fáilte Ireland as a key tourism business for catering to the growing number of Chinese...

Social welfare legislation to open Jobseeker’s Benefit to the self employed

People who are self-employed will be able to make use of Jobseeker's Benefits under new social welfare legislation in the pipeline. The Social Welfare Bill...

Strong local opposition to westend student accommodation plans

There has been strong local objection to plans to knock several buildings in the city's westend and replace them with student accommodation. Stagrock Limited has...

More time sought for massive revamp of Ceannt Station

More time is being sought for work on major renovations to Ceannt Station. Iarnrod Eireann is seeking an extension of duration for planning permission granted...

Wrist worn monitor aims to reduce rate of stroke and heart failure

NUIG based Biomedical Engineer Oisín McGrath has been awarded a €500k grant to bring to market a convenient and reliable wrist-worn device that will...

Galway Simon finds zero city rental properties within HAP limits

There are zero rental properties in Galway city available within HAP limits according to the latest study by the Galway Simon Community. The Locked Out...

Galway teachers celebrated at unique training event

Teachers from Galway have been celebrated for completing unique project management training held by Junior Achievement Ireland (JAI). The teachers who took part were Tara...

Inspection raises concerns about staffing and management at Kilcolgan Nursing Home

The Health Information and Quality Authority raised concerns about the management and staffing levels of Kilcolgan Nursing Home in a report published this week. An...

Become a connoisseur of gin and cocktails with tasting master classes at Hyde Bar

Galway has been going through something of a gin renaissance in recent years, and Hyde Bar has been on the edge of that with...

Medical Devices company expanding Gort workforce to 200 people

The US based medical devices manufacturer Natus Medical has opened a massive expansion of its facilities in Gort that will see the local workforce...

More than half of people say they’re satisfied with Galway councils

More than half of people think that Galway's city and county councils are doing a good job according to a new survey. The National Oversight...

Homelessness in Galway up by 20% in the past year

The number of people living with homelessness has increased by 20 percent in the past year according to COPE Galway. COPE Galway has reported that...

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