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Be inspired in your retirement at the Galway 50 Plus Show

Thu, Oct 22, 2026

Sinead Ryan

The 50 Plus Show in association with Specsavers Galway is back in the Salthill Hotel this November, the 17th & 18th for the fourth consecutive year.

This year’s event will feature over 70 displays, demonstrations, workshops and talks - all designed to inform and educate people in their retirement.

Attractions include free cooking demonstrations & health screenings, arts & crafts workshops, artificial Intelligence (AI), bridge workshops, antique and collectable valuations plus 60 exhibitors covering health, rights & entitlements, volunteering, recruitment, personal finance, home & abroad holidays, energy savings, hobbies & pastimes, coin & stamp collecting and joining a club or society.


News

Salthill Knocknacarra GAA partners with Galway Rape Crisis Centre to help build culture of respect

Left to right: Julie Anne De Brún, PRO, SKGAA; Eoin Murray, Pitch Director, SKGAA; Cathy Connolly, Executive Director, GRCC; Susan Costello, Development, GRCC; Gráinne Kelehan, Education & Training Manager, GRCC; Gerry Halloran, Chairman, SKGAA; and Ailbhe Niland, PRO, SKGAA.

Salthill Knocknacarra GAA (SKGAA) is proud to announce a new partnership with Galway Rape Crisis Centre (GRCC), with new signage now in place at the club in support of the centre’s work. ...


What's on in Galway

Pictured is the Toyota RAV4 PHEV.

CroíACT performers for #GCF26

Ten brave people are about to step far outside their comfort zone to perform stand-up comedy in aid of local charities Croí and ACT for Meningitis. ...


Sport

Connacht must push on after superb Saracens win

Cian Prendergast scores against Saracens in the Champions Cup game at the Dexcom Stadium. (Photo: Mike Shaughnessy)

Connacht are back in Dexcom Stadium tomorrow for the return of URC action with the visit of Italian outfit Zebre Parma. ...


Lifestyle

Brennan’s of Shop Street

Martin Brennan came from Kildysart in County Clare and was apprenticed in a drapery shop, probably in Ennis, in 1861. In 1881/82, he moved to Galway and set up business on Shop Street. Twenty years later, he had a fire in his premises and had to ...


Competitions

COMPETITION CLOSED: Win tickets to Connacht v Ospreys this Saturday

Sean Jansen of Connacht celebrates after his side's victory in the United Rugby Championship match between Ulster and Connacht at Affidea Stadium in Belfast. (Photo by Seb Daly/Sportsfile)

The Galway Advertiser has two tickets to give away to this Saturday’s URC clash between Connacht and Ospreys. ...


Business

Remote and hybrid workers urged to have their say on the future of work in Ireland

At the launch of a new national survey, the National Remote & Hybrid Work Survey, by Atlantic Technological University (ATU) and the Western Development Commission (WDC) was Dr. Aisling Moroney, Policy Analyst, Western Development Commission,  Allan Mulrooney, CEO Western Development Commission, Dr. Amaya Vega, Faculty of Business, ATU (and Lead Researcher), and Dr. Orla Flynn, President ATU.  Photo:Andrew Downes, xposure

People working remotely or in a hybrid arrangement across Ireland are being asked to have their say on what remote and hybrid working looks like for them - from their commute and work-life balance to their health and wellbeing, to how connected they ...


Jobs

Adult Learning Information Evening

Professionals looking to future-proof their careers and explore flexible learning opportunities are invited to attend the annual Adult Learning Information Evening at University of Galway on Wednesday, 17 June 2026, from 5.30pm–7.30pm in the ...


Property

O’Donnellan & Joyce offer an exceptional three-bedroom apartment in city centre

4 TONN NA MARA, DOCK ROAD, GALWAY CITY CENTRE, GALWAY, H91 A9C5 ...


Motors

Buttons are back for basic functions

Euro NCAP has reaffirmed its belief that the use of physical buttons or controls for basic functions is safer.

In its latest round of vehicle safety tests, Euro NCAP has reaffirmed its belief that the use of physical buttons or controls for basic functions is safer. ...

 

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