Helping animals in your will

Thu, Oct 29, 2020

Many of us do not put much thought into where we will leave our inheritance or do not leave any instructions at all. Instead of rushing this important decision we should think about the best way to make our last contributions produce a positive impact in society.

Support Galway Hospice into the future

Thu, Oct 29, 2020

Galway Hospice has been at the heart of the local community for decades, caring for patients and families living with life limiting illnesses. Each year, the hospice must raise more than €2.3 million to provide its vital services. Without the support of the people of Galway, the hospice simply could not continue to provide care to those who need it.

Will you be part of Galway Samaritans' future by leaving it a gift in your will?

Thu, Oct 29, 2020

In the Republic of Ireland in 2019, Samaritans answered 431,871 telephone calls and close to 20,000 emails. More than 4,000 people received face-to-face emotional support in branches or at festivals across the country.

Support the National Breast Cancer Research with a small donation

Thu, Oct 29, 2020

By leaving a gift to the National Breast Cancer Research Institute in your will, donors ensure the charity can continue to support breast cancer research into the future.

Make a madra happy with a small gift

Thu, Oct 29, 2020

"The smallest act of kindness is more than the grandest intention," said Oscar Wilde, and with that in mind, Galway charity MADRA Dog Rescue is asking the public to consider leaving a gift to the charity in their will.

Leaving a gift in your will to Galway Simon Community could prevent homelessness long into the future

Thu, Oct 29, 2020

By remembering Galway Simon in your will, you can make sure that we all can stand side-by-side with those at risk of, or experiencing homelessness in our community long into the future.

Galway businesses urged to get Brexit ready

Thu, Oct 22, 2020

With just weeks remaining until Britain leaves the European Union, Galway businesses are being urged to prepare for the inevitable changes that Brexit will bring.

A series of supports are offered by Local Enterprise Office Galway including special events, scorecards, checklists, one-to-one mentoring, customs training, financial supports, an online customs webinar, access to worldwide support networks, advice on simple steps to prepare and protect your small business for Brexit and practical steps to getting your business Brexit ready.

Pale Blue Dot® Recruitment - The resource for the MedTech workforce

Thu, Oct 22, 2020

The medical technology sector employs over 40,000 people in Ireland and is the second largest employer of MedTech professionals in Europe, per capita. As many as nine of the world’s top 10 MedTech companies have a base in Ireland. With the number of new jobs in the industry set to rise again in 2021 there’s never been a better time to get involved in the MedTech industry.

New scheme will offer 'some respite' to businesses worst affected by Covid-19 restrictions

Thu, Oct 15, 2020

Businesses which have been worst affected by the Covid-19 restrictions are in line for "some respite" and support from the Government's new Covid Restrictions Support Scheme.

MedTech professionals choose Pale Blue Dot® Recruitment

Thu, Oct 15, 2020

Exploring new employment opportunities can be challenging. Employers are looking for stand out candidates, so it is important that you partner with the right recruitment agency that can provide you with the best opportunities. It all takes time to get that dream role you have always wanted and Pale Blue Dot® Recruitment can make it happen for you!

Pale Blue Dot® Recruitment is an International award winning agency who specialise in placing professionals throughout Ireland in the MedTech Industry. They are the experts who match the brightest talent with the best Companies.

Barrett’s of Ballinasloe rebrands as Chadwick’s

Thu, Oct 15, 2020

A leading County Galway shop has been rebranded and with the change in name comes new additions and an upgrading of the store.

Barrett’s, the well known store in Society Street, Ballinasloe has changed its name to Chadwick’s.

Supermac wins the All-Ireland

Thu, Oct 15, 2020

Pat McDonagh, Managing Director of Ireland’s most successful indigenous quick service family restaurant group, Supermac’s has been named as the All Ireland Marketing Champion of 2020.

Avoid these 3 Mistakes when Posting Job Listings for Your Dental Practice

Fri, Oct 09, 2020

Dental practices usually need a very specific kind of candidate. Their qualifications as well as their disposition will often play a very important role. This is why finding candidates in that field can be tricky.

Online training for your career

Thu, Oct 01, 2020

Q: I am working full time, but because of the COVID-19 situation, I am thinking about taking a few online training courses to improve my career options in case of lay-off or redundancy. What are the general tips you would offer before embarking on some courses – when I go online, I get overwhelmed by the range of options. I am struggling to see which ones are best for me in terms of enhancing my career prospects. Also, is there any way I can be more efficient in my learning? (BC, email).

A: Online courses can be a great resource. They can also vary in quality. Good content, videos, presenters and resources can give you real value, writes Ines Gonzalez, Career Coach, Sli Nua Careers.

Galway's RESERVit makes life easier for pubs and restaurants

Thu, Oct 01, 2020

Galway-based business called RESERVit has developed an affordable online table reservation and booking management system designed for pubs/restaurants, which collects customer data and securely holds onto it for the 28-day requirement as outlined by the government.

Make or break time for hoteliers, says Galway hotel federation chief

Thu, Oct 01, 2020

With bookings plummeting at hotels across the region, the chair of the Galway branch of the Irish Hotels Federation has said that Government has to intervene urgently to saves thousands of jobs at severe risk of being lost.

Galway hubs to receive funding to support their reopening

Thu, Sep 24, 2020

Thirteen hubs across County Galway have received funding to support their reopening in compliance with public health guidelines as the economy recovers from the impact of Covid-19.

CUA presidents resume onsite meetings as preparations to become a a technological university (TU) step up

Thu, Sep 24, 2020

for the first time since the Covid-19 enforced shutdown, as the three institutes prepare to re-open all campuses for new and continuing students across the West and North West region later this month (September).

The Presidents of LYIT and IT Sligo and GMIT, Paul Hannigan, Dr Brendan McCormack and Dr Orla Flynn have been meeting weekly, online, for the past six months, in addition to regular online meetings of the CUA Steering Group chaired by Martin Cronin and also attended by CUA Executive Project Lead, Dr Seán Duffy, of LYIT.

The power of introverts

Thu, Sep 24, 2020

Q: I’m a young professional. I would describe myself as an introvert. My reserved nature seems to clash with the apparently mandatory skill of ‘excellent communication skills’ that I so often see in job specs. I feel I am at a disadvantage when compared to more outgoing people. Any advice will help. (BC, email).

A: You are right on your perception. We tend to think that having excellent communication skills is a critical component of career success, writes Ines Gonzalez, Career Coach, Sli Nua Careers.

City gets ready up for Make Way Day

Thu, Sep 24, 2020

Local authorities will host virtual meetings, at 11am tomorrow with their local disabilities groups.

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