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Achieving a place in this season’s FAI women’s cup final is just reward for a season complete with consistent performances for Athlone Town captain, Laurie Ryan.

The Galway Chamber has welcomed new President Eveanna Ryan who officially took up her duties last week as she aims to build upon the organisation’s excellent work.

Graduates have a central part to play in strengthening the civic, social, and economic fabric of their local communities, TUS President Professor Vincent Cunnane told the Class of 2023 at the Technological University of the Shannon (TUS) this week.

The University of Galway Tax Clinic, which aims to aid people from marginalised or under-represented sections of society in understanding their entitlements, tax rights and responsibilities and how to manage their own tax affairs.

November is National Men’s Health Month, and we are excited to celebrate and bring awareness to students within the college. We started off this past week with a simple coffee morning to get the conversation flowing. We will follow on with an awareness campaign, giving students a chance to speak with a diverse range of charities and companies. We will finish off the month with our societies raising money for a charity of their choice. There will be many different fundraisers, with one student even promising to shave his head when €1,000 is raised.

This autumn, healthcare professionals working in the field of aesthetics addressed a letter to every TD in Ireland, seeking an urgent response to growing safety concerns within the country's Aesthetic Industry. The letter, signed by Dr. Eithne Brenner, President of the Irish Faculty of BCAM, alongside more than thirty concerned doctors, emphasised the need for regulatory changes to ensure the safety of both patients and practitioners.

A record number of attendees visited the Technological University of the Shannon’s (TUS) Athlone campus for its 2023 undergraduate autumn open days.

Garrycastle GAA has received €10,000 in funding recently announced by the Department of Health and GAA president, Larry McCarthy, towards the Healthy Ireland GAA Walking Tracks initiative.

Jimmy Duggan who passed away this week at the age of 93, was once described as “the best pound-for-pound hurler in Ireland.”