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The Custom House Studios are now inviting submissions for exhibitions and use of studio space for 2009 and 2010 in their new complex which will reopen in March 2009.

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The Custom House Studios are now inviting submissions for exhibitions and use of studio space for 2009 and 2010. Custom House Studios are currently constructing an extension and carrying out renovations – set to reopen March 2009. The studios complex houses seven artists’ studios, a gallery and a print studio. These facilities are housed in a historic restored Customs House building on the Quay in Westport, on a prominent redeveloped waterfront street.

A group exhibition at the Sea, Sky Shore Gallery, James Street, Westport, featuring work made by the following artists at Custom House Studios during 2008; Cecilia Bullo, Breda Burns, Nick Devaney, Pam Gray, Christina Heraty, Niall McCormack, Sinead Wall, Ian Wieczorek, and Katja Wittmer will be opened by Councillor Margaret Adams, chairperson of Custom House Studios, on Thursday January 29 at 6pm. The exhibition will continue until February 28.

Group exhibition at the Sea, Sky Shore Gallery, James Street Westport, featuring work made by artists at Custom House Studios during 2008; Cecilia Bullo, Breda Burns, Nick Devaney, Pam Gray, Christina Heraty, Niall Mc Cormack, Sinead Wall, Ian Wieczorek, and Katja Wittmer. Exhibition will be opened by Cllr Margaret Adams, chairperson of Custom House Studios, on Thursday January 29 at 6pm, and continues until February 28.

There was good news on the jobs front for Galway this week with the announcement of 95 new jobs in two companies due to open premises in the city centre in the coming weeks.

TWO businessmen have come up with the creation of an online talent pool that will bring employers and potential employees together in these recessionary times.

Job applicants with identifiably non-Irish names are less than half as likely to be called for interview as those with typical Irish names, according to a recent experiment. The research, the first of its kind to be conducted in Ireland, found a similar level of discrimination against those with an identifiably African, Asian, or European (German) name.

How we communicate has a direct impact on our relationships, productivity, and future opportunities, according to Seán Connaughton whose popular Individual Excellence course will commence at GMIT on Monday September 21. The course will take place from 7pm to 10pm for eight weeks.

Athlone Institute of Technology (AIT) and the Midlands Simon Community have partnered to offer a graduate intern programme to social care graduates from the institute.