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ECC Pearse Stadium: Galway GAA sells naming rights to Pearse Stadium

Mon, Nov 09, 2026

 

Galway GAA has announced a landmark seven-year partnership with ECC Timber Products, which will see Pearse Stadium in Salthill officially renamed ECC Pearse Stadium.

The agreement, which will run until 2033 represents a significant long-term partnership between Galway GAA and one of the West of Ireland's leading businesses.


News

404 attended Emergency Department over the weekend

The Emergency Department at University Hospital Galway continues to be extremely busy with high numbers of people attending the department who need to be admitted to hospital for ongoing treatment. ...


What's on in Galway

Search for TG4’s next Country star

CroíACT performers for #GCF26

Glór Tíóre prides itself as the country’s premier Country music show, and next year it will return for its 23rd season. ...


Sport

Maigh Cuilinn seal quarter final spot with cup victory

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

Maigh Cuilinn CC secured an emphatic 81–57 victory over Tolka Rovers in the opening round of the National Cup at Sportlann Naomh Anna in Leitir Móir last weekend. ...


Lifestyle

Father Griffin Road

Councillor Michael Moegie Maher with Chief People Officer Bus Eireann Nessa White at the ETBI Annual Congress

Father Griffin Road is a relatively new road. It was built in the early 1930s. Fr Griffin was a young priest who was abducted, tortured and killed by the Black and Tans during the War of Independence and he was an obvious choice when it came 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

LEO-backed Galway businesses create 510 jobs as founders prepare to share journey

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

Founders who built their businesses with the support of the Local Enterprise Office (LEO) Galway will talk openly about the setbacks and the hard decisions behind their growth at a conference in Galway this month. What Happens Next? – Galway ...


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

Middle Ireland rescued the banks, it’s high time the favour was returned

Last week I argued that the Central Bank's mortgage rules, which allow for lending multiples of four times income for first-time buyers and just three and a half times for movers, are long overdue a rethink. While construction costs rise beyond ...


Motors

New GLC in for a grilling

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

No, you are not imagining it, car grilles are indeed getting bigger. And like it or lump it, this front end inflation is here to stay. ...

 

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