The ATU, formerly GMIT, has invited tenders for an international student community app to connect and provide support to prospective and current students from abroad, and its trained senior ...

Polls taken in the middle of an electoral term do not really tell you very much. They offer, at best, a broad-brush picture of the lie of the land. What they do show, however, is that the two big ...

GALWAY author Aimee Donnellan has published a new book examining the rise of Ozempic and other weight-loss injections – and the female scientist who was completely overlooked in the medical ...

Lexus Galway is the first-ever Irish winner of the European Kiwami Award in honour of Lexus’ Finest European Retailers. The ...

There were fireworks even before Connacht and Leinster even entered the arena as fans were treated to a music, lights and sound show – ushering in a new era for the province that was almost condemned ...

One of her solutions is to curate your news, or in simple language, to firstly pick and choose where you get your news from; ...

Kate Slevin, Mairead Glynn, Leanne Coen and the pick of them from midfielder Niamh Divilly stretched the lead out to an impressive six points. The final score of the first half came from the home side ...

Local talent will be celebrated this Sunday evening when Galway’s Town Hall Theatre marks its 30th anniversary with a commemorative concert featuring The Whileaways, with special guests Mary Coughlan, ...

Formed in 2023 Housemates are part of a rising wave of heavy, alternative rock bands in Galway. Describing themselves as post-grunge, the three-piece has honed a gritty and emphatic catalogue of music ...

Considering Galway have just two more home games to come between now and the end of March, the three-point defeat means Pádraic Joyce’s men are already on the back foot in Division 1 but there’s ...

IT was in the corresponding fixture 12 months ago that the alarm bells rang out for Galway hurlers. A 12-point trimming from Tipperary in Salthill was a portent of things to come in 2025.

WHEN a team wins its opening round National League game, it creates a positive vibe around the camp. Neither the Galway hurlers nor footballers managed that at the weekend, but both produced ...